At a dinner theatre the owner charges $25 per ticket. She pays her employees $18,500. Each customer leaves with a free dessert that cost the owner $5 per dessert. Write an equation for cost and income.

Cost: y = 5x + 18500 Income: y = 25x

Cost: y = 5 + 18500 Income: y = 25

Cost: y = 25x + 18500 Income: y = 5x

Cost: y = 5x + 25 Income: y = 18500

Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut. The equations are: Cost: y = 1.50x + 2700 Income: y = 15x What does the y-intercept in the cost equation represent?

y-intercept = $2700 (there are up front costs of $2,700)

y-intercept = $1.50 (costs 1.50 in supplies for the haircut)

y - intercept = 15 (costs $15 in supplies per haircut)

y - intercept = 0 (there are no up front costs or fees)

Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut. The equations are: Cost: y = 1.50x + 2700 Income: y = 15x What does the y-intercept in the income equation represent?

y - intercept = 0 (there are no up front costs or fees)

y-intercept = $1.50 (costs 1.50 in supplies for the haircut)

y-intercept = $2700 (there are up front costs of $2,700)

y - intercept = 15 (costs $15 in supplies per haircut)

Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut. The equations are: Cost: y = 1.50x + 2700 Income: y = 15x What does the co-efficient of x in the cost equation represent?

$1.50 (costs 1.50 in supplies per haircut)

$2700 (there are up front costs of $2,700)

15 (costs $15 in supplies per haircut)

0 (there are no up front costs or fees)

Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut. The equations are: Cost: y = 1.50x + 2700 Income: y = 15x What does the co-efficient of x in the income equation represent?

15 (the company brings in $15 for each haircut)

$1.50 (costs 1.50 in supplies per haircut)

$2700 (there are up front costs of $2,700)

0 (there are no up front costs or fees)

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut.

Write the equation for cost and income.

Cost: y = 1.50x + 2700

Income: y = 15x

Cost: y = 150 + 2700

Income: y = 1.50x

Cost: y = 1.50x + 2700

Income: y = 15

Cost: y = 2700

Income: y = 15x + 1.50

Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut.

How many hair cuts until they breakeven?

200 hair cuts

22 hair cuts

2700 hair cuts

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut.
How much profit will they make if they sell 344 haircuts?
(income - cost = profit)

$1,944

$1940

$340

340 hair cuts

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

At a local ballpark a team charges $10 per ticket. The team must pay its players $4000. It costs the owners $6 for each souvenir they give away.

Write an equation for cost and income.

cost: y = 6x + 4000

income: y = 10x

cost: y = 10x + 4000

income: y = 6x

cost: y = 10x + 4000

income: y = 6

cost: y = 4000x + 10

income: y = 6x

At a local ballpark a team charges $10 per ticket. The team must pay its players $4000. It costs the owners $6 for each souvenir they give away.

How many tickets must be sold to break even.

1000 tickets

10,000 tickets

600 tickets

660 tickets

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

At a local ballpark a team charges $10 per ticket. The team must pay its players $4000. It costs the owners $6 for each souvenir they give away.

How much profit will they make if they sell 2,230 tickets?
(income - cost = profit)

$2,230

$4,920

$1,000

$2, 920

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 1 pt

At a local concert hall, the owner charges $7 per ticket. The owner must pay his band $1200. Every customer receives a brochure that costs the owner $2 for each person.

Write an equation for cost and income

Cost: y = 2x + 1200

Income: y = 7x

Cost: y = 7x + 1200

Income: y = 2x

Cost: y = x + 1200

Income: y = 7

Cost: y = 2x + 7

Income: y = 1200x

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Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut.

Write the equation for cost and income.

Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut.

How many hair cuts until they breakeven?

Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut.
How much profit will they make if they sell 344 haircuts?
(income - cost = profit)

At a local ballpark a team charges $10 per ticket. The team must pay its players $4000. It costs the owners $6 for each souvenir they give away.

Write an equation for cost and income.

At a local ballpark a team charges $10 per ticket. The team must pay its players $4000. It costs the owners $6 for each souvenir they give away.

How many tickets must be sold to break even.

At a local ballpark a team charges $10 per ticket. The team must pay its players $4000. It costs the owners $6 for each souvenir they give away.

How much profit will they make if they sell 2,230 tickets?
(income - cost = profit)

At a local concert hall, the owner charges $7 per ticket. The owner must pay his band $1200. Every customer receives a brochure that costs the owner $2 for each person.

Write an equation for cost and income

At a local concert hall, the owner charges $7 per ticket. The owner must pay his band $1200. Every customer receives a brochure that costs the owner $2 for each person.

How many people must attend for him to breakeven?

At a local concert hall, the owner charges $7 per ticket. The owner must pay his band $1200. Every customer receives a brochure that costs the owner $2 for each person.

How much profit will they make if they sell 567 tickets?
(income - cost = profit )

At a dinner theatre the owner charges $25 per ticket. She pays her employees $18,500. Each customer leaves with a free dessert that cost the owner $5 per dessert.

Write an equation for cost and income.

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Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut.Write the equation for cost and income.

Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut.How many hair cuts until they breakeven?

Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut.How much profit will they make if they sell 344 haircuts?(income - cost = profit)

At a local ballpark a team charges $10 per ticket. The team must pay its players $4000. It costs the owners $6 for each souvenir they give away.Write an equation for cost and income.

At a local ballpark a team charges $10 per ticket. The team must pay its players $4000. It costs the owners $6 for each souvenir they give away.How many tickets must be sold to break even.

At a local ballpark a team charges $10 per ticket. The team must pay its players $4000. It costs the owners $6 for each souvenir they give away.How much profit will they make if they sell 2,230 tickets?(income - cost = profit)

At a local concert hall, the owner charges $7 per ticket. The owner must pay his band $1200. Every customer receives a brochure that costs the owner $2 for each person.Write an equation for cost and income

At a local concert hall, the owner charges $7 per ticket. The owner must pay his band $1200. Every customer receives a brochure that costs the owner $2 for each person.How many people must attend for him to breakeven?

At a local concert hall, the owner charges $7 per ticket. The owner must pay his band $1200. Every customer receives a brochure that costs the owner $2 for each person.How much profit will they make if they sell 567 tickets?(income - cost = profit )

At a dinner theatre the owner charges $25 per ticket. She pays her employees $18,500. Each customer leaves with a free dessert that cost the owner $5 per dessert. Write an equation for cost and income.

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Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut.

Write the equation for cost and income.

Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut.

How many hair cuts until they breakeven?

Brian and Amy invest $2700 to start a hair cutting business. Each hair cut costs them $1.50 (supplies). They charge their customer $15 for each cut.
How much profit will they make if they sell 344 haircuts?
(income - cost = profit)

At a local ballpark a team charges $10 per ticket. The team must pay its players $4000. It costs the owners $6 for each souvenir they give away.

Write an equation for cost and income.

At a local ballpark a team charges $10 per ticket. The team must pay its players $4000. It costs the owners $6 for each souvenir they give away.

How many tickets must be sold to break even.

At a local ballpark a team charges $10 per ticket. The team must pay its players $4000. It costs the owners $6 for each souvenir they give away.

How much profit will they make if they sell 2,230 tickets?
(income - cost = profit)

At a local concert hall, the owner charges $7 per ticket. The owner must pay his band $1200. Every customer receives a brochure that costs the owner $2 for each person.

Write an equation for cost and income

At a local concert hall, the owner charges $7 per ticket. The owner must pay his band $1200. Every customer receives a brochure that costs the owner $2 for each person.

How many people must attend for him to breakeven?

At a local concert hall, the owner charges $7 per ticket. The owner must pay his band $1200. Every customer receives a brochure that costs the owner $2 for each person.

How much profit will they make if they sell 567 tickets?
(income - cost = profit )

At a dinner theatre the owner charges $25 per ticket. She pays her employees $18,500. Each customer leaves with a free dessert that cost the owner $5 per dessert.

Write an equation for cost and income.