Answer:
The graph that best fits this model of profit and price per unit is attached to this solution.
Step-by-step explanation:
A couple of graphs are missing from the question. According to the full question as obtained online, there are a number of graph options, and we are expected to pick the best option. I would not add all the other graphs to limit the chances of deletion due to violating community guidelines.
The function is to model the profits of a new pet-monitoring system, so, if the profits are y and x is the price per unit, y = f(x)
The profits vary as the price per unit varies, there is no profit made until the price reaches
$95 per unit, a maximum profit at a price of $140 per unit, and no profit at a price over $185 per unit.
This description of the curve shows that y is negative at values of x less than $95, then the profits increase when x varies between $95 and $140. The profits reach a maximum at $140 and then the profits start to decline as x increases again, the profits go to 0 at x = $185.
This description shows that the function is a quadratic function with a graph that is n-shaped, peaking at x=185 and the graph crosses the x-axis at x=95 and x=185.
The most fitting graph for this model is attached to this solution provided.
From the graph, all the descriptions above are evident.
Hope this Helps!!!
