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A manufacturer has been selling flashlights at $6 apiece, and at this price, consumers have been buying 3,000/month. The manufacturer wishes to increase the price & estimates that for every $1 he raises the price, 1,000 fewer flashlights will be sold each month. The manufacturer can produce the flashlights for $4 apiece. At what price should the manufacturer sell the flashlights to generate the greatest possible profit? Let x be the price increase (in dollars), find the max of the profit function.
In a parking lot,1 of every 8 cars is blue. What percent of the cars are blue?
Compute the flux of the vector field F= through the surface S given by y=x^2+z^2, 1/4
What is the probability that a part that starts in Process A will make it to shipping in two steps? Show the values that you are combining to solve this.
What is the cost at a fixed rate of producing a disk that costs $1.25 + fixed cost of $3000 and the revenue of one disk is $12?
Suppose G is a finite group with the property that every non-identity element has prime order (D3 and D5 are examples of groups with this property).
Find the height of the flag pole from the word problem and determine the total number of student-tickets sold from given word problem
Find the regression coefficients.
Tom and Jim decided to play the following game for points. A single die is rolled. If it shows a non-prime number, Tom receives points equal to two times the number of dots showing
an employee's new salary is $20,370 after getting a 5% raise. What was the salary before the increase in pay? Last years salary was $
Probabilities from proportion tables, The following tables give the proportions of men and women in the U S population, and the proportions of men and women who have never married, in a recent year.
Use the Chain Rule to find the indicated partial derivatives.
Calculate the change in the odds of CHD in males for each additional time they exercise on average each week.
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