Timmy notices there is a demand on campus for 3D printed dinosaur figurines so he decided to set up a 3D printing shop in his dorm room. He buys a FlashForge 3D printer on Amazon for $399. Each dinosaur requires $2 worth of filament to print. a.) Using a linear cost model, find the cost equation C(x) to print x dinosaurs.  b.) Using a linear revenue model, if Timmy sells each dino for $3, find the revenue equation R(x) and the profit equation P(x).  c.) How many dinos must Timmy sell to break even? Graph R(x) and C(x) and indicate the break even point on your graph.

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