Polynomials Performance Task: Revenue & Cost Analysis
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What is the primary role of the CFO in the context of this assignment?

  • To manage the sales team.
  • To evaluate the financial implications of launching the new product. (correct)
  • To design the product's marketing strategy.
  • To oversee the production process.
  • Which function represents the total revenues collected from sales?

  • C(t)
  • N(t)
  • R(t) (correct)
  • P(t)
  • Which of the following points would be significant for both the revenue and cost functions?

  • Local maxima
  • Local minima
  • Intercepts
  • All of the above (correct)
  • In evaluating the profit function P(t), what is indicated by a local maximum?

    <p>The highest point of profit over a period.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a potential modification that could be applied to these models to improve them contextually?

    <p>Using historic sales data for projections.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the intercept of the cost function C(t) typically represent?

    <p>The initial fixed costs of production.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the significance of local minima in the profit function P(t)?

    <p>A point of no profit or loss.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is it important to graph the average profit function?

    <p>To visualize trends over time in product profitability.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Polynomials Performance Task

    • Main Task: Analyze revenue, cost, and profit functions for a new product launch.
    • Revenue Function (R(t)): Models product revenue over time (in dollars)
      • R(t) = -0.000004395t⁴ + 0.025466t³ – 45.157t² + 26121t
    • Cost Function (C(t)): Models production costs over time (in dollars)
      • C(t) = 0.000000899t⁴ – 0.006101t³ + 13.584t² – 10455t + 3400000
    • Profit Function (P(t)): Calculated as R(t) - C(t)
      • Determine profitability based on revenue and costs
    • Analysis: Investigate intercepts, local maxima, minima, and end behavior of all functions within a business context.
    • Technology: Use technology to graph and label functions.
    • Significance: Interpret intercepts, extrema, and asymptotes for each function relating to the real-world scenario.
    • Product Launch Decision: Use the analysis in the report to determine if the product launch is financially viable.

    Extension Task

    • Number of Units Function (N(t)): Models the number of units produced over time.
      • N(t) = -0.000000034321t⁴ + 0.00021153t³ – 0.39687t² + 232.73t + 1000
    • Average Profit Function (A(t)): Calculated as total profit divided by total units (P(t)/N(t))
    • Analysis (Extension): Evaluate intercepts, local maxima, minima, and asymptotes of the number of units and average profit functions.
    • Contextual Improvements: Suggest modifications to the models to make them more realistic.
    • Product Launch Decision (Extension): Consider additional factors (number of units, average profit) to finalize launch decision.

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    In this performance task, you will analyze revenue, cost, and profit functions for a new product launch. Using polynomial functions, you'll investigate aspects such as profitability, intercepts, and extrema while utilizing technology for graphs. The results will help determine the financial viability of the product launch.

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