1 year ago

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Mathematics

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melomori [17]1 year ago

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We will have the following:

* If Kristin does not decrease the price of her cakes, her projected weekly revenue from cake sales will be $2500.

*If Kristin decreases the price of her cakes, her projected weekly revalue will be $2520.

*Kristin will obtain the same revenue if she sells the cakes for $24 or $21.

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