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A product is introduced into the market. Suppose a product's sales quantity per month q ( t ) is a function of time t in months is given by q ( t ) = 1000 t − 150 t 2 And suppose the price in dollars of that product, p ( t ) , is also a function of time t in months and is given by p ( t ) = 150 − t 2 A. Find, R ' ( t ) , the rate of change of revenue as a function of time t

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Answer:


r'(t) = 298t -850

Explanation:

Given


q(t) = 1000t - 150t^2


p(t) = 150t - t^2

Required


r'(t)

First, we calculate the revenue


r(t) = p(t) - q(t)

So, we have:


r(t) = 150t - t^2 - (1000t - 150t^2)

Open bracket


r(t) = 150t - t^2 - 1000t + 150t^2

Collect like terms


r(t) = 150t^2 - t^2 + 150t - 1000t


r(t) = 149t^2 -850t

Differentiate to get the revenue change with time


r'(t) = 2 * 149t -850


r'(t) = 298t -850

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