The charity that you volunteer for is selling potted daffodils in the spring to raise money. The charity has spent $250 on supplies and plans to sell them for $5 each. A. Write an inequality that gives the possible numbers d of daffodils the charity needs to sell in order for the profit to be positive. B. What are the possible numbers of daffodils the charity needs to sell in order for the profit to be positive? C. If the charity bought 55 daffodil bulbs, are they able to make a profit? Explain in complete sentences.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let d represent the number of daffodils that the charity needs to sell in order for the profit to be positive.

The charity has spent $250 on supplies and plans to sell them for $5 each. This means that the revenue from x daffodils would be $5d. Therefore,

A) An inequality that gives the possible numbers d of daffodils the charity needs to sell in order for the profit to be positive is

5d ≥ 250

B) the possible numbers of daffodils the charity needs to sell in order for the profit to be positive would be

d ≥ 250/5

d ≥ 50

C) if they bought 55 daffodil bulbs, they would make profit because

55 × 5 = $275

The profit made would be

275 - 250 = $25