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Answer:

R = $2,120

Ticket price = $11

Explanation:

Finding revenue when t = 10 :

  • R = -6(10)² + 132(10) + 1440
  • R = 1400 + 1320 - 600
  • R = 2720 - 600

  • \fbox {Revenue = 2,120 dollars}

The vertex of the graph will have the maximum revenue.

  • Vertex = (h, k)
  • h = -b/2a
  • h = -132/2(-6)
  • h = 132/12
  • h = 11

Hence, the revenue is maximum when the ticket price is $11.

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