00:01
So this problem tells us that a profit will occur when the revenue from selling a product exceeds its cost to produce it.
00:07
So basically we want the amount of money that we're bringing in, which is our revenue, to be more than the amount of money that we're putting out, which is our cost.
00:14
A company found that the cost to make delivery, where x represents the number of deliveries, is c equals 3x plus 2300, and the revenue is r equals 5 .5x.
00:27
So just a quick reminder that x is representing the number of deliveries.
00:36
Now since you can't make half of a delivery or a fraction of a delivery, we're going to make sure our answer is a whole number.
00:42
And it says that we want to find the smallest number of deliveries possible to make a profit.
00:47
So if i go back to what it takes to make a profit, this tells us that a profit will occur when revenue, which is r, exceeds cost, which is c.
00:59
So i want to make an inequality out of that.
01:01
So revenue exceeds cost would mean that revenue r would be greater than cost.
01:07
Not greater than or equal to, just greater because that's what exceeds means.
01:11
Exceeds means just strictly more than.
01:13
Now for each of these variables, i can substitute in their expressions.
01:17
So r i can replace with 5 .5x...