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3 years ago

A company's revenue (in dollars) can be modeled by the function

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Tju [1.3M]3 years ago

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R(p) = -15p² + 200p + 10,000
To find the maximum of the function, we take the first derivative and equate to 0:

R'(p) = -30p + 200
0 = -30p + 200
p = 6.67

A price of $6.67 will maximize revenue.

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