Posted by Samatha on Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at 12:46pm.
well, sort of ....
the number of ticket sales will increase until the maximum is reached, after that the ticket sales will decrease.
for any function
f(x) = ax^2 + bx + c, the max/min of the function is obtained when x = -b/(2a)
in your case
x = -12/(2(-.6)) = 10
when x = 10, tickets sales = -.6(100) + 12(10) + 11 = 71
I will leave it up to you to show that the sales are less for both x= 9 and x=11
Thanks for helping me solve this problem!
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