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If your company needs to produce 7800 products by the end of the next 12 weeks how many products will you need to produce each w

eek to finish on schedule a 680 b. 580 c. 620 d. 650

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Tomtit [17]3 years ago

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You have to do 7,800 divide by 12 and you get D) 650.

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Since profit can't be negative, the production level that'll maximize profit is approximately equal to 220.

<h3>How to find the production level that'll maximize profit?</h3>

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Revenue, R(x) = 1600x − 8x²

Next, we would differentiate the revenue function to derive the marginal revenue:

R'(x) = 1600 - 8x

At maximum profit, the marginal revenue is equal to the marginal cost:

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