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(See Solution) Let P(c, s) be the profit in dollars from the sale of 1 yard of fabric when c dollars is the production cost per yard and s dollars is the

Question: Let $P(c, s)$ be the profit in dollars from the sale of 1 yard of fabric when $c$ dollars is the production cost per yard and $s$ dollars is the selling price per yard. For parts $a$ through $c$, write a sentence interpreting the mathematical notation.

$P(1.2, s)$
$P(c, 4,5)$
$P(1.2,4.5)=3.0$
Draw an input/output diagram for $P$.

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