Your Company sells exercise bikes for $675 each. The following cost formula relates to last year's operations: Y = $147,500 + $157X. Your Company sold 475 bikes last year, what was its net income last year? a) $93,370 b) $320,625 c) $74,575 d) $246,050 e) $98,550

Your Company sells exercise bikes for $675 each. The following cost formula relates to last year's operations: Y = $147,500 + $157X. Your Company sold 475 bikes last year, what was its net income last year? a) $93,370 b) $320,625 c) $74,575 d) $246,050 e) $98,550

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b) $320,625

c) $74,575

d) $246,050

e) $98,550

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