ons boy ilog air is yllesbl mori solamos Pro Les U.B. Broke, the C.E.O. of, Oklahome Utensils, is concerned about the viability of the business due to fluctuating revenues and increasing costs. Previous accountants provided Les with the information below. However, Les is not sure how to make sense of the information he has been given by the accountants. Naturally, he is concerned about profit, but he also knows that to remain in business, he must maintain a certain benefit-cost ratio. A benefit-cost ratio analysis is used to predict the viability of a company. While there are many factors to consider in this analysis, some of which are not monetary, a quick estimate can be determined using the ratio r(x) c(x)* delicvs Oklahome Utensils has a complicated pricing and discount process for each customer, but it is known that the daily revenue can be modeled by the equation r(x) = -4x + 44x - 147x + 162x, where x is the number of utensils sold in hundreds and r(x) is the revenue in thousands of dollars. The