What price should it charge to make the largest amount

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In a town of 120,000 potential "football fans," the football team draws the following attendees per game, at the various prices shown:

P	Q(in thousands)	Q (male) (1'000s)	Q (female) (1'000s)	Revenue (1'000s)
0	120	60	60	0
10	90	50	40	900
20	60	40	20	1200
30	30	30	0	900

If the team can charge ANY prices it wants (including different prices to men and women), what price(s) should it charge to make the largest amount of revenue?

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