(Solved): There is a linear relationship between the profit a club earns on a fundraiser selling school mugs ...

There is a linear relationship between the profit a club earns on a fundraiser selling school mugs and the number of mugs they sell. If they only sell 50 mugs their profit will be \( \$-240 \) (a loss). If they sell 500 mugs, their profit will be \( \$ 1110 \). Write an equation that models the linear relationship described above. DO NOT USE ANY SPACES between variables, constants, equals signs, and operation signs. For example, DONOT enter \( y=2 x+1 . \quad \) DO ENTER: \( \quad y=2 x+1 \) Put parentheses around constants that are fractions like this: \( y=(2 / 3) x-(1 / 2) \) To write your equation, use the variables: \( p= \) the total profit eamed on the fundraiser \( (\$) \) \( n= \) the number of mugs sold The equation in slope-intercept form is