A company's annual report includes a line graph showing 'Gross Revenue' and 'Operating Expenses' over five years (Year 1 to Year 5). 'Gross Revenue' shows a steady upward trend, while 'Operating Expenses' also increased but at a slower rate until Year 4, after which it dipped slightly in Year 5. If Profit = Gross Revenue - Operating Expenses, which of the following is most likely true regarding the company's profit trend?
✓ Correct Answer: Option B
Gross Revenue steadily increased, and Operating Expenses increased at a slower rate, then dipped in Year 5. This combination would lead to consistent profit increases, with the largest gain potentially in Year 5 due to the expense dip.