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Your Cabaret nightspot "Jazz on Jupiter" has become an expensive proposition: You are paying monthly costs of $60,000 just to keep the place running. On top of that, your regular cabaret artist is charging you $3700 per performance, and your jazz ensemble is charging $1300 per hour. Required:
Set up a (monthly) cost function for the scenario.

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