The demand for a product is given, for p, q 0, by p = f(q) =
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The demand for a product is given, for p, q ≥ 0, by
p = f(q) = 50 − 0.03q2.
(a) Find the p- and q-intercepts for this function and interpret them in terms of demand for this product.
(b) Find f(20) and give units with your answer. Explain what it tells you in terms of demand.
(c) Find f¨(20) and give units with your answer. Explain what it tells you in terms of demand.
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a The pintercept is the value of p when q 0 p f0 50 0030 2 50 The pintercept occurs at p 50 The qint...View the full answer
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