Bri's Lemonade Stand Profit Analysis

The video tutorial explains how to solve a problem involving a lemonade stand. Bri needs to sell lemonade to make more than $75 in profit. The tutorial breaks down the problem into sales and expenses, formulates an inequality to represent the situation, and explains why the correct answer is greater than 75, not equal to or less than.

What is the daily cost for Bri to run her lemonade stand?

• $2 per cup

• $5

• $11

• $20

How much does Bri charge for each cup of lemonade?

• $2

• $4

• $1

• $3

What is Bri's profit goal for each day?

• At least $75

• More than $75

• Less than $75

• Exactly $75

Which expression represents Bri's sales if she sells x cups?

• 2x

• x + 2

• 11x

• x - 2

What inequality represents Bri's profit goal?

• 2x - 11 > 75

• 2x + 11 > 75

• 2x - 11 < 75

• 2x + 11 < 75

Why is the inequality 'greater than or equal to 75' incorrect for Bri's goal?

• She wants to make exactly $75

• She wants to make less than $75

• She wants to make more than $75

• She wants to make at least $75

What is the minimum number of cups Bri needs to sell to achieve her profit goal?

• 40 cups

• 43 cups

• 44 cups

• 38 cups