Profit =S(p)= q*p - 4q = 240000p - 15000p2 + 60000p - 960000 = 300000p - 15000p2 - 960000
S'(p) = 300000 - 30000p = 0 -> p = 10
So the price that gives the greatest profit is $10
Given the information:
,
where
So:
Finally, the price that gives the greatest profit is $10.
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