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Colleen is in charge of selling calendars. The cost equation for her company’s newest calendar is C(x) = 0.5x + 1,000 in dollars. For what price must she sell the calendars, if she wishes to break even at 1,000 units?

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The Business Mathematics DSST covers what you would learn during a single semester of a Business Math college class.

The DSST Business Mathematics exam covers the following topics:

Number sense
Algebraic Concepts
Statistics
Business Applications
Financial Mathematics.

The Business Applications section comprises 50% of the exam questions, including topics such as index numbers, interest, depreciation, taxes, cost calculations, investment performance measures, and cost minimization, among others.


Colleen is in charge of selling calendars. The cost equation for her company’s newest calendar is <i>C</i>(<i>x</i>) = 0.5<i>x</i> + 1,000 in dollars. For what price must she sell the calendars, if she wishes to break even at 1,000 units?






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