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The quantity q of Zeng Athletic Shoes which are sold depends on the selling price p. [That is, q = f(p).]
(a) If you know that f (150) = 14,000, what can you say about the sale of these shoes?
(b) If you know that , what does that tell you about the sale of these shoes?
(c) The total revenue, R, earned through the sale of Zeng shoes is given by . Find (d) Suppose that the shoes are currently priced at $150. What effect will lowering the price likely have on the total revenue? Justify your answer.
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Find the point where the tangent to the curve has zero slope.
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There are two lines passing through the point (1, 0) tangent to the parabola . Find their equations.
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Profit (in dollars) for a company when x units of a certain product are produced is given by when x > 1.(a) What is the marginal profit (the derivative of the profit function)?
(b) If the current production level is x = 15, is the profit increasing or decreasing?
(c) If the current production level is x = 40, is the profit increasing or decreasing?
(d) At approximately what production level does the profit function reach its maximum value? What is the maximum profit?
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Given , find an equation of the line(s) tangent to the graph of and parallel to .
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The position of a particle moving along the x-axis is given by meters, where t is measured in seconds.(a) Determine the position, velocity, and acceleration of the particle when t = 0.65.(b) Show that the acceleration of the particle is proportional to its position, but in the opposite direction.
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