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The revenue, R from shares of a Loco Company has been calculated. The current price of a share is $20 and the company typically sells 1000 shares. They are considering increasing the price. A marketing survey indicates that for every $1 increase they will sell 10 fewer shares. What price should the shares be at in order to maximize the revenue? What is the maximum revenue. Need to include let statements.
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