Given cost and price (demand) functions C(q) = 120q+ 43,000 and p(q) = - 2.1q + 890, what price maximizes revenue? It would be $ per item. (Round answer to two decimal places.)

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Given cost and price (demand) functions C(q) = 120q + 43,000 and p(g) = - 2.1q + 890, what price maximizes revenue?
It would be $ per item.
(Round answer to two decimal places.)
Transcribed Image Text:Given cost and price (demand) functions C(q) = 120q + 43,000 and p(g) = - 2.1q + 890, what price maximizes revenue? It would be $ per item. (Round answer to two decimal places.)
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