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@isaacfieh said:
Yes the break -even revenue was 90, 000. then question was what will be the profit if the company decides to train only 500 athletes. when you traces from the graph, you could see that, at 500 athletes, the total revenue will be $140, 000 and the total cost will be $120,000. profit is JUST, P=TR-TC. 140,000-120,000.
So the profit will $ 20,000.@isaacfieh said:
Yes the break -even revenue was 90, 000. then question was what will be the profit if the company decides to train only 500 athletes. when you traces from the graph, you could see that, at 500 athletes, the total revenue will be $140, 000 and the total cost will be $120,000. profit is JUST, P=TR-TC. 140,000-120,000.
So the profit will $ 20,000.Right?
Anyone can post the solution for question 2 (it’s actually june 2016 questions) Haha.
https://www.accaglobal.com/content/dam/ACCA_Global/Students/fun/f5/j16_hybrid_F5_q.pdf
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