Respuesta :
Current revenue from fees = $6000
We are given the formula, R(f)= -100f² + 400f + 6000
where f represents the number of $5 fee increases
The question is asking us to find f, when 6000Â >Â R(f)
⇒ 6000 > -100f² + 400f + 6000
Subtract 6000 from both sides of the inequality
6000 - 6000 > -100f² + 400f + 6000 - 6000
0 > -100f² + 400f
Add 100f² to both sides of the inequality
⇒ 0 + 100f² > -100f² + 100f² + 400f
100f² > 400f
Divide the inequality by 100
100f²/100 > 400f/100
f² > 4f
Divide both sides of the inequality by f
f²/f > 4f/f
f > 4
⇒ f ≥ 5
We therefore conclude that, for 5 or more numbers of $5 increment in the fees, the revenue from fees will actually be less than its current value.
We are given the formula, R(f)= -100f² + 400f + 6000
where f represents the number of $5 fee increases
The question is asking us to find f, when 6000Â >Â R(f)
⇒ 6000 > -100f² + 400f + 6000
Subtract 6000 from both sides of the inequality
6000 - 6000 > -100f² + 400f + 6000 - 6000
0 > -100f² + 400f
Add 100f² to both sides of the inequality
⇒ 0 + 100f² > -100f² + 100f² + 400f
100f² > 400f
Divide the inequality by 100
100f²/100 > 400f/100
f² > 4f
Divide both sides of the inequality by f
f²/f > 4f/f
f > 4
⇒ f ≥ 5
We therefore conclude that, for 5 or more numbers of $5 increment in the fees, the revenue from fees will actually be less than its current value.