(a) Use a graph of P(q) = 6qq 2 to determine whether each of the following derivatives...
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(a) Use a graph of P(q) = 6q−q2 to determine whether each of the following derivatives is positive, negative, or zero: P'(1), P'(3), P'(4). Explain.
(b) Find P'(q) and the three derivatives in part (a).
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a Since P is increasing when q 1 P1 is positive At 3 9 we observe th...View the full answer
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