A company estimates that it can sell 4,000 units each month of its product if it prices each unit at $80.However, its monthly number of sales will increase by 15 units for each $0.15 decrease in price. Thecompany has fixed costs of $350. The cost to make each unit is $4.90. Find the level of production thatmaximizes the company's profit.They should produceunits at a price of $which will yield a profit of $

Let x be the number of units. The price of each unit is $80, then the prices of each unit is…

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