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albert started a brownie-making business. he spent $650 to purchase supplies to get started and he uses about $2.25 worth of supplies per brownie made. albert charges $5 for each brownie. let b represent the number of brownies. what is the minimum number of brownies albert will need to sell to make a profit? write an inequality to solve this situation and then solve the inequality.

A. 5b > 650 + 2.25b; B. 237 brownies

Step-by-step explanation:

A. Set up the inequality

Let b = the number of brownies. Then

Cost = 650 + 2.25b

Sales = 5b

Profit = Sales - Cost

To make a profit, we must have

Sales - Cost > 0 or

5b > 650 + 2.25b

2. Solve the inequality

3. Check

OK.

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