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Leto [7]
3 years ago
15

A store uses the expression –2p + 50 to model the number of backpacks it sells per day, where the price, p, can be anywhere from

$9 to $15. Which price gives the store the maximum amount of revenue, and what is the maximum revenue?
A. $9.00 per backpack gives the maximum revenue; the maximum revenue is $32.00.
B. $12.00 per backpack gives the maximum revenue; the maximum revenue is $312.00.
C. $12.50 per backpack gives the maximum revenue; the maximum revenue is $312.50.
Mathematics
2 answers:
Strike441 [17]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

I think the answer is

C. $12.50 per backpack gives the maximum revenue; the maximum revenue is $312.50.

Grace [21]3 years ago
7 0

Your question is  store uses the expression –2p + 50 to model the number of backpacks it sells per day, where the price, p, can be anywhere from $9 to $15. Which price gives the store the maximum amount of revenue, and what is the maximum revenue?

The answer is C. $12.50 per backpack gives the maximum revenue; the maximum revenue is $312.50.

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