The demand function for a certain product is given by D(p)=-O A. D'(p) =OB. D'(p) =OC. D'(p) =OD. D'(p) =2,790 +48p(12p+15)²- 2,730(12p+15)²- 2,73012p+ 152p+23012p+152,730(12p+15)²Find the marginal demand D'(p).

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The demand function for a certain product is given by D(p) = O A. D'(p) = 2,790 +48p (12p+15)² - 2,730 (12p+15)² OB. D'(p)=- OC. D'(p) = -2,730 12p + 15 2,730 (12p+15)² OD. D'(p)=- 2p+230 12p + 15 Find the marginal demand D'(p).