In Exercises 59 through 62, the demand function p = D(x) and the total cost function C(x)
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In Exercises 59 through 62, the demand function p = D(x) and the total cost function C(x) for a particular commodity are given in terms of the level of production x. In each case, find:
(a) The revenue R(x) and profit P(x).
(b) All values of x for which production of the commodity is profitable.
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D(x) -0.09x + 51 C(x) = 1.32x² + 11.7x + 101.4 =
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11th Brief Edition
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