A chain of hardware stores finds that the demand D for a special power tool varies inversely with the advertised price P of the tool. Suppose that when the price is advertised at $85, there is a monthly demand for 10000 units at all participating stores. Important Note: MapleTA doesn't recognize commas in big numbers, so don't include them in your answers. (a) Find the proportionality constant k. k =
(b) Determine the variation equation (include the value of k you found in part (a), not the letter k itself.)
(c) Find the projected demand if the price was lowered to $70.83. Round to a whole number, but keep the context of the problem in mind (Does it make sense to round up?). D =
(d) Find the price that will result in a projected demand of 12500 units per month. P = $
A chain of hardware stores finds that the demand D for a special power tool varies...
The demand function for a Christmas music CD is given by q=D(p)=0.25(225−p2) where qq (measured in units of a hundred) is the quantity demanded per week and pp is the unit price in dollars. (a) Find the elasticity function E(p)= (b) Evaluate the elasticity at 10. E(10)= (c) Should the unit price be lowered slightly from 10 in order to increase revenue? ? yes no (d) Use the elasticity of demand to find the price which maximizes revenue for this product. p= dollars...