Roger spends $7 to buy supplies for making lemonade. He
plans to sell each cup of lemonade for $0.50.
Write an inequality to represent Roger's profit (sales minus
costs) where I is the number of cups of lemonade. Then solve
the inequality to find the minimum number of cups of
lemonade you have to sell in order to make a profit.
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Step-by-step explanation:

Roger spends $7 to buy supplies for making lemonade.

Cost price = $7

He  plans to sell each cup of lemonade for $0.50.

Selling price of one cup of lemonade = $ 0.5

Selling price of I cups = $0.5 (I)

(i) The equation that repesents profit earned by Roger is

Profit = Selling price - cost price

Profit = %0.5 (I) - $7

(ii) the minimum number of cups of  lemonade you have to sell in order to make a profit is

By selling minimum 15 cups, the profit earned is

Profit = %0.5 (15) - $7

Profit = $0.5

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