Posted by Jane on Saturday, February 11, 2012 at 9:17am.
Let the number of $1 decreases be n
cost per phone = 75 - n
number sold = 500 + 20n
revenue = (500 + 20n)(75-n)
= 37500 + 1000n - 20n^2
using Calculus .....
d(revenue)/dn = 1000 - 40n = 0 for a max of revenue
40n=1000
n = 25
non-Calculus: completing the square ...
rev = -20(n^2 - 50n + 625-625)
= -20(n-25)^2 + 12500
max revenue is $12500 when n = 25
that is,
when the phone sells at $50
Let the number of $1 decreases be n
cost per phone = 75 - n
number sold = 500 + 20n
revenue = (500 + 20n)(75-n)
= 37500 + 1000n - 20n^2
using Calculus .....
d(revenue)/dn = 1000 - 40n = 0 for a max of revenue
40n=1000
n = 25
non-Calculus: completing the square ...
rev = -20(n^2 - 50n + 625-625)
= -20(n-25)^2 + 12500
max revenue is $12500 when n = 25
that is,
when the phone sells at $50
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