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2 years ago

A recipe calls for 4 2/3 cups of stock. If 4 1/2 times the recipe needs to be made, how much stock will be needed?

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Sunny_sXe [5.5K]2 years ago

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4 2/3 cups of stock multiplied by 4 1/2 = 21 cups of stock

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The demand equation illustrates the price of an item and how it relates to the demand of the item.

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The equation of the demand function is: $R(x) = (300 - 10x) \times (20 + 5x)$
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$Price = 20$

The number of plates (x) decreases by 10, while the price (y) increases by 5. The table of value is:

$\begin{array}{cccccc}x & {300} & {290} & {280} & {270} & {260} \ \\ y & {20} & {25} & {30} & {35} & {40} \ \end{array}$

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The equation of the demand is as follows:

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Similarly, the initial price (20) increases by 5 is represented as: (20 + 5x).

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$R(x) = (300 - 10x) \times (20 + 5x)$

Open the brackets to calculate the maximum revenue

$R(x) =6000 + 1500x - 200x - 50x^2$

$R(x) =6000 + 1300x - 50x^2$

Equate to 0

$6000 + 1300x - 50x^2 =0$

Differentiate with respect to x

$1300 - 100x =0$

Collect like terms

$100x =1300$

Divide by 100

$x =13$

So, the price at maximum revenue is:

$Price= 20 + 5x$

$Price= 20 + 5 * 13$

$Price= 85$

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The slope of the demand function is -1/2
The equation of the demand function is: $R(x) = (300 - 10x) \times (20 + 5x)$
The price that maximizes her revenue is: Ghc 85