Q=aP + b
700=12a+b
1000=9a+b
By elimination a=-100 and b=1900
i.e. Q=1900-100P
R=1900P-100P2
dR/dP=1900-200P=0
Pmax=9.5
You can now find the max revenue.
Jose B.
asked 10/18/21When a bookstore sells a book at the price of P=12 per copy (in pounds), the monthly demand is Qd=700. When the book is sold at the price P=9, the monthly demand is Qd= 1000. Assuming linear dependence of Qd on P in the form Qd=adP+bD,
1. Determine aD and bD
2. Determine the revenue R(P) of the bookstore as function of the price P
3. Find the maximum possible revenue Ropt and the corresponding price Popt.
Q=aP + b
700=12a+b
1000=9a+b
By elimination a=-100 and b=1900
i.e. Q=1900-100P
R=1900P-100P2
dR/dP=1900-200P=0
Pmax=9.5
You can now find the max revenue.
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