Give a linear equation in the form C=m n+b that gives the total cost, C, to produce n of these toys:
C=  

B.) The total cost to produce n=1750 toys is $.

C.) With $71150, a total of toys can be produced.

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Give a linear equation in the form C=m n+b that gives the total cost, C, to produce n of these toys:

A.) C=  ​010000

B.) The total cost to produce n = 1750 of these toys is: $10,000.

C.) With $71,150 a total of 100,000 toys can be produced.

From B.), 10,000 = 1750m + b

From C.), 71,150 = 100,000m + b

Subtracting the equations gives us,

61,150 = 98,250m

m = 61159/98250 = 1223/1965

m = 0.62239

Using m = 0.6229 fives b = 8,910.8

The required equation is: C = 0.6229m + 8910.8

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