Math Problem Statement
A company has determined that the weekly demand in units is D(p) = 40 – p for its product where p is the price of the unit. What is the maximum revenue?
Solution
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Revenue Maximization
Quadratic Functions
Derivatives
Critical Points
Formulas
Revenue function: R(p) = p × D(p)
Given demand function: D(p) = 40 - p
Resultant revenue function: R(p) = 40p - p^2
First derivative: R'(p) = 40 - 2p
Second derivative: R''(p) = -2
Theorems
Critical Point Theorem
Second Derivative Test
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 11-12 or Undergraduate Economics
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