ilearn.sfsu.edu C Gateway - SF State University VA Math 107-05 Fall 2021, Fall 2021 - My Assignments | W.. i https:/ilearn.sfsu.edu/ay2122/pluginfile.php/528824/m.. Future Value you? 4. Revenue: Determine your revenue function. Explain how you arrived at this function. 5. Profit: Determine your profit function. Explain how you arrived at this function. 6. Marginal Profit: Determine your marginal profit function. In your own words, explain what your marginal profit function tells you. How is this different from what your profit function tells you? 7. Break-Even: Find your break-even point(s) algebraically. Show all your work and explain your reasoning. 8. Break-Even: Find your break-even point(s) graphically. The axes on your graphs should be properly titled and labeled. So that your project looks professional, use software (such as Desmos) to create your graphs. Show your work and explain your reasoning. Type your project and save it to a PDF. Upload your PDF to the "Project" assignment in the Week 8 block on ilearn by the due date and time. iLearn will only accept PDF files. More detailed and well-researched projects with expanded explanations will receive higher grades. Turning in the bare minimum for all eight items will earn a score equivalent to a Ct. MacBook Air DO % A 5 W Rilearn.sfsu.edu VA Math 107-05 Fall 2021, Fall 2021 - My Assignments | W.. Future Value Calculate Gateway - SF State University i https:/ilearn.sfsu.edu/ay2122/pluginfile.php/528824/m. IViain 110 Project Summer ZUZU For this project, you will research setting up a food cart that sells one item (like hot dogs in buns) along with any condiments (like catsup, mustard, relish, onions, etc.) and necessary serving products (like napkins, plates, containers/wrapping foil, etc.) You may pick any food item of your choice. You will determine your total cost function, Hotdogs revenue function, profit function, and find your break-even point(s). Your project should contain all of the following elements: 1. Variable(s): Very clearly define your variable(s) and be specific. For example, if you say "x represents hot dogs", you will get very little credit. Does x represent the number of hotdogs? pounds of hotdogs? packages of hotdogs? dozens of hotdogs? 2. Total Cost: Research and determine your total cost function. Your cost function should include the cost of the cart, cost of paying employees, cost of the food and supplies for the cart, etc. Fully explain how you arrived at your cost function. Provide information/links in how you determined what your supplies and materials cost. (You may ignore the cost of permits, taxes, and city fees.) 3. Marginal Cost: Determine your marginal cost function. In your own words, explain what your marginal cost function tells you. How is this different from what your total cost function tells you? MacBook Air DD & W E R U