Mathematics, 28.05.2020 02:59 alonzomacias1989

An electronics store is selling a laptop for $760 at several of its locations. The production costs for this model of laptop have been included in
the graph, along with the expected revenue. How many laptops must the electronics store sell to break even?
YA
+60,000
+50,000
40,000
Total (dollars)
-30,000
C(x)
+20,000
R(x)
+10,000
10
20
30
an
60
70
80
SO
Number of Laptops
<
40
OA 43
OB
58
OC. 70
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