Consider a small company, Snow Mow, that produces snowboards. In January the expenditures at Snow Mow...

  

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Consider a small company, Snow Mow, that produces snowboards. In January the expenditures at Snow Mow can be broken down as: $1600 for rent, $1000 for advertising, and for each snowboard produced they spend $250 in supplies and labor. 3. The owner has $27600 capital to invest in Snow Mow in January. What is the maximum number of snowboards that SnowMow can produce in January assuming the owner invests all of the available capital into the business? 4. Use Desmos to plot the graph of C(q). Transfer the graph onto the axes to the right. Pay close attention to the units. Total cost, in dollars 40000 30000 20000- 10000 0 20 40 60 Number of snowboards, q 80 100 120 Consider a small company, Snow Mow, that produces snowboards. In January the expenditures at Snow Mow can be broken down as: $1600 for rent, $1000 for advertising, and for each snowboard produced they spend $250 in supplies and labor. 3. The owner has $27600 capital to invest in Snow Mow in January. What is the maximum number of snowboards that SnowMow can produce in January assuming the owner invests all of the available capital into the business? 4. Use Desmos to plot the graph of C(q). Transfer the graph onto the axes to the right. Pay close attention to the units. Total cost, in dollars 40000 30000 20000- 10000 0 20 40 60 Number of snowboards, q 80 100 120