10) A company is producing Netbook computers. In this manufacturing process, the numberof defective computers that must be rejected tends to increase as the daily outputincreases. The number of rejects r depends on the total daily output, x, according to the60xequation: 7(x) = --, for x≤ 180 where 180 is the maximum possible output. Each250-x'computer produced is either sold or rejected. The company makes a profit of $300 foreach computer sold but loses $100 for each one rejected.a) What is the profit if they produce the maximum number of computers?b) What output will maximize the profit?

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any produel defective computers that must be rejected tends to increase as the daily output creases. The number of rejects r depends on the total daily output, x, according to the uation: /(x) = - 60x -, for x≤ 180 where 180 is the maximum possible output. Each 250-x mputer produced is either sold or rejected. The company makes a profit of $300 for ch computer sold but loses $100 for each one rejected. What is the profit if they produce the maximum number of computers? What output will maximize the profit?

any produel defective computers that must be rejected tends to increase as the daily output creases. The number of rejects r depends on the total daily output, x, according to the uation: /(x) = - 60x -, for x≤ 180 where 180 is the maximum possible output. Each 250-x mputer produced is either sold or rejected. The company makes a profit of $300 for ch computer sold but loses $100 for each one rejected. What is the profit if they produce the maximum number of computers? What output will maximize the profit?

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