How to decide which browser versions to support

in Basic Instruction Language

Prose

For each browser version, the revenue per user is the total revenue divided by the total users.

The potential profit is the revenue per user multiplied by the users of this browser version.

The labour cost is the hourly rate multiplied by the estimated hours to support this browser version.

If the potential profit is greater than the labour cost, support this browser version.

Syntax

For each browser version, the revenue per user is the total revenue divided by the total users.

The potential profit is the revenue per user multiplied by the users of this browser version.

The labour cost is the hourly rate multiplied by the estimated hours to support this browser version.

If the potential profit is greater than the labour cost, support this browser version.

BIL

for each browser version revenue per user divide total revenue by total users potential profit multiply revenue per user by this browser version users labour cost multiply hourly rate by estimate hours to support this browser version if greater potential profit than labour cost support this browser version