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13.09.2021 •
Mathematics
you deposited $200 in a savings account. you received 3% interest rate and left it in the account for 1 year. what was the amount of simple interest earned?
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Ответ:
9514 1404 393
2440
Step-by-step explanation:
The difference in fixed costs is ...
37815 -16465 = 21350
The difference in variable costs is ...
20.50 -11.75 = 8.75 . . . . per book
Then the number of books that must be produced for the difference in variable costs to be equal to the difference in fixed costs is ...
21350/8.75 = 2440
For production of 2440 books, the costs of the two methods will be the same.
Additional comment
You can write expressions for total cost of each production method. When you set them equal and solve for the number of books, you find the math you end up doing is the same as that shown above.