Business, 19.07.2021 23:50 jeronimo18
The Demand equation for an item currently being marketed is given by D ( q ) = − 0.25 ⋅ q 2 + 51 , where D ( q ) is in $ that can be charged per unit, and q is in thousands of units that can be sold at that price. (For example, q =15 means 15,000 units can be sold.) If 3,000 units are to be sold, at what price should each be set? (Be careful with units when you do your calculations!)
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