Solve the problem.Lauren earns $3 an hour selling encyclopedias door-to-door. She also earns $22 in commission per set of encyclopedias sold. To pay her rent this week, she must earn at least $112, and she only has time to work 8 hours. How many sets of encyclopedias must Lauren sell this week in order to make her rent?

A. She would have to sell at least 3 sets of encyclopedias.
B. She would have to sell at least 5 sets of encyclopedias.
C. She would have to sell at least 4 sets of encyclopedias.
D. She would have to sell at least 6 sets of encyclopedias.


Answer: C

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The quantity demanded each month of the Walter Serkin recording of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, manufactured by Phonola Record Industries, is related to the price/compact disc. The equation    , where

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The total monthly cost (in dollars) for pressing and packaging copies of this classical recording is given by    .
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To maximize its profits, how many copies should Phonola produce each month? Hint: The revenue is , and the profit is .
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__________ copies

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

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Solve the problem.Last week, Marco packed 159 parts. Find his gross weekly earnings if he is paid at the following differential piece rate.1-75 parts packed$0.75 each76-125 parts packed$1.50 each126 or more parts packed$2.00 each

A. $161.75 B. $238.50 C. $199.25 D. $201.00

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Perform the conversion.0.61 mg = ___ g

A. 0.0061 B. 61 C. 610 D. 0.00061

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Solve the problem.A caterer uses special stacking ovens to prepare large amounts of food. Find the total number of servings that can be prepared in one hour.Cookies: 18 servings per panNumber of pans per oven: 6Pan changes per hour: 6Number of ovens: 4

A. 648 servings B. 2542 servings C. 2592 servings D. 432 servings

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