The revenue (in lakh rupees) from selling a product is given by

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Problem

The revenue RR (in lakh rupees) from selling a product is given by R(p)=120p−10p2R(p) = 120p - 10p^{2}, where pp (in rupees) is the selling price per unit. The price is increasing with time tt (in months) at the rate dpdt=0.5 rupee/month\dfrac{dp}{dt} = 0.5\,\text{rupee/month} when p=6p = 6. (i) Find dRdt\dfrac{dR}{dt} at that time. (ii) Calculate the percentage rate of change of revenue at that time, correct to two decimal places.

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