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24 Jun 2022, 15:30
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The manager at Quick Market is trying to compare sales of some of her high profit margin items. Her profit margin on candy is $p per unit, and the profit margin of soda is three times that of candy. If she normally sells x units of candy and y units of soda each week, how much more profit would she make each week if she instead sold x + y units each of both candy and soda?
(A) 6p(x+y)
(B) 3p(x+y)^2
(C) 3px+py
(D) px+3py
(E) 3pxy−xy
(A) 6p(x+y)
(B) 3p(x+y)^2
(C) 3px+py
(D) px+3py
(E) 3pxy−xy
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Very intelligent question that reports you to the basic concepts of inverse function.
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