A store manager estimates that the demand for an energy drink decreases with increasing price according to the function 1800 D(p): p2 + 80 This means that at the price p (in dollars), D(p) units can be sold. The revenue generated at a price p is R(p) = p. D(p) (price multiplied times the number of units sold). (a) What is the lowest price p that corresponds to a revenue of $100?

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7. A store manager estimates that the demand for an energy drink decreases with increasing price according to the
function
1800
D(p) =
p2 + 80
This means that at the price p (in dollars), D(p) units can be sold. The revenue generated at a price p is
R(p) = p. D(p) (price multiplied times the number of units sold).
(a) What is the lowest price p that corresponds to a revenue of $100?
(b) Fnd
(b) Find the marginal revenue R'(p).
(c) What does the marginal revevue dR/dp represent? (your answer should be a short phrase)
Transcribed Image Text:7. A store manager estimates that the demand for an energy drink decreases with increasing price according to the function 1800 D(p) = p2 + 80 This means that at the price p (in dollars), D(p) units can be sold. The revenue generated at a price p is R(p) = p. D(p) (price multiplied times the number of units sold). (a) What is the lowest price p that corresponds to a revenue of $100? (b) Fnd (b) Find the marginal revenue R'(p). (c) What does the marginal revevue dR/dp represent? (your answer should be a short phrase)
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