A person makes down quilts to sell.

This question asks us to interpret a graph showing cost and revenue.

In Applied Algebra, the break-even point is where:

" Revenue " = " Cost "

On a graph, this happens where the revenue line and the cost line intersect.

From the graph:

The solid blue line represents revenue.

The dashed blue line represents cost.

The break-even point occurs where these two lines cross.

Looking carefully at the graph, the two lines intersect at approximately:

x=6

The horizontal axis represents the number of units, meaning the number of down quilts sold.

So the person needs to sell about:

6 " quilts "

to break even.

After selling more than 6 quilts, the revenue line is above the cost line, meaning the person begins making a profit.