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The yearly profits of a new small business, in hundreds of dollars, during its first 10 years can be modeled by p(x) = x3 + x2 – 2x + 27, where x is the number of years since the business opened. What was the yearly profit in year 6



A.) $9300


B.) $14,100


C.) $7300


D.) $26,700

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apologiabiology

dso in year 6
for x=6

p(6)=6³+6²-2(6)+27
p(6)=216+36-12+27
p(6)=252+15
p(6)=267
in hundreds of dollars
time 100

267 times 100=26700


D is answer

Answer:

Option D is correct

the yearly profit in year 6 is, $26,700

Step-by-step explanation:

As per the statement:

The yearly profits of a new small business, in hundreds of dollars, during its first 10 years can be modeled as:

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where, x is the number of years.

We have to find the yearly profit in 6 years.

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Substitute in [1] we have;

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Since, p(x) represents the yearly profit in hundreds of dollars.

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therefore, the yearly profit in year 6 is, $26,700

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