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The concentration, in
, of a drug introduced gradually into the body can be modeled by
minutes. At what time does the concentration reach its maximum?


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A demand curve for a product has the equation
, where p is price and q is quantity. What is the marginal revenue as a function of the quantity sold?

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With a yearly inflation rate of 3%, prices are described by
, where
is the price in dollars when t = 0 and t is time in years. If
= 1.2, how many cents per year are prices rising when t = 12? Round to the nearest tenth of a cent.



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The price in dollars of a house during a period of mild inflation is described by the formula
, where t is the number of years after 1990. By how many dollars per year will the value of the house be increasing in the year 2015? Round to the nearest dollar.

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The following table gives values for two functions f and g and their derivatives. What is
? 


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If $100 is invested at r % interest per year, compounded yearly, then the yield after 15 years is given by
. Find
.


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