For a certain product the demand equation is

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Problem

For a certain product the demand equation is p=90−qp=90-q, where pp is the price (dollars) and qq is the quantity sold. The total cost of producing qq units is C(q)=40q+300C(q)=40q+300. Which price maximizes the firm’s profit? (a) 4040 dollars (b) 6565 dollars (c) 4545 dollars (d) 7575 dollars

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