problem 3 - Really Thinking About the Business Now 8. Change the equation Y2, which represents the amount you charge, and change it to a higher price of \$4. Find the new intersection point. How does the ordered pair change as you increased the price? 9. What is the new system of equations? Solve the system using the $4 charge. Using the table, you can calculate any number of dog washes and see how much it will cost you and how much money you will collect from customers. The table is set up for you to use the equations found in Y1 for cost and Y2 for money taken in. Press y - and set Indpnt: Ask and Depend: Auto. Press y 0 to view the table. Enter the number of dog washes ( X ) 10. Calculate your profit by finding the difference in the two values. Show your work here: 14 dog washes 13 dog washes 20 dog washes 15 dog washes