The number of cookies, S, that David can bake and supply to the market as a...
The number of cookies, S, that David can bake and supply to the market as a function of price, p, in dollars, can be modelled by the function S(p)= p+3. The demand, D, for the cookies can be modelled by the function D(p)= -0.1(p+8)(p-12)/
A. for what interval is D(p) > S(p)? what does this imply about the availability of David's cookies?
B. for what interval is D(p) < S(p)? what does this imply about the availability of David's cookies?
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