Ch 1 Sec 4: Problem 11 Previous Problem Problem List Next Problem (1 point) A theater manager graphed weekly profits as a function of the number of patrons and found that the relationship was linear. One week profit was $13,176 when 1316 patrons attended. Another week 1546 patrons produced a profit of $15,706. (a) Find a formula for weekly profit, y, as a function of the number of patrons, x. Do not enter any commas in your formula. y= (b) How much will profits increase if 1 more patron goes to the theater? $ (no comma in your answer) (c) What number of patrons is closest to the break-even point (that is, the number of patrons for which there is as close to zero profit as possible)? number = patrons (no comma in your answer) d) Find a formula for the number of patrons as a function of the profit. Do not enter any commas in your formula. X = f) If the weekly profit was $19,556, how many patrons attended the theater? number = patrons (no comma in your answer)