The price demand equation for hamburgers at a fast food restaurant is
x + 1000p = 2,500
where p is the price in which exactly x items will be sold. Currently, the price of an order of fries is $1.
A. How many fries are they currently selling?
B. If the price is decreased will the revenue increase or decrease?
C. If the price is increased, will the revenue increase or decrease?
D. What price will maximize revenue?
The price demand equation for hamburgers at a fast food restaurant is x + 1000p = 2,500 where p is the price in which exactly x items will be sold. Currently, the price of an order of fries is $1. A....
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