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A franchise models the profit from its store as a continuous income stream with a monthly rate of flow at time t given by A franchise models the profit from its store as a continuous income stream with a monthly rate of flow at time t given by   (dollars per month) . When a new store opens, its manager is judged against the model, with special emphasis on the second half of the first year. Find the total profit for the second 6-month period   to   . Round your answer to the nearest dollar. ​ A)  $61,831 B)  $51,679 C)  $40,973 D)  $30,821 E)  $46,232 (dollars per month) . When a new store opens, its manager is judged against the model, with special emphasis on the second half of the first year. Find the total profit for the second 6-month period A franchise models the profit from its store as a continuous income stream with a monthly rate of flow at time t given by   (dollars per month) . When a new store opens, its manager is judged against the model, with special emphasis on the second half of the first year. Find the total profit for the second 6-month period   to   . Round your answer to the nearest dollar. ​ A)  $61,831 B)  $51,679 C)  $40,973 D)  $30,821 E)  $46,232 to A franchise models the profit from its store as a continuous income stream with a monthly rate of flow at time t given by   (dollars per month) . When a new store opens, its manager is judged against the model, with special emphasis on the second half of the first year. Find the total profit for the second 6-month period   to   . Round your answer to the nearest dollar. ​ A)  $61,831 B)  $51,679 C)  $40,973 D)  $30,821 E)  $46,232 . Round your answer to the nearest dollar. ​


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Balance Sheet

An account statement depicting the financial position of a company through its assets, obligations, and equity of shareholders at a certain time.

Revenue

The total amount of income generated by the sale of goods or services related to a company’s primary operations.

Cash

Currency and coins that are legal tender, including money deposited in checking accounts and obtainable on demand.

Income Statement

A financial statement that shows a company's revenues and expenses, culminating in the net income for a specific period.

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