Hariri Shuttles (HS) makes two types of shuttles (for looms), type A and type B. The demand for equations for HS shuttles are 100 - 3PA +2Pв and ¶B = 120+ PA-1.5PB 9A where PÅ and pÅ are the prices set by HS for type A and type B shuttles, respectively, and 9A and q are the corresponding weekly demands for these goods. HS's weekly production cost is c = 30A + 40qB + 1000. (a) The prices that HS should set to maximize their weekly profit are p [Select] [Select] and PB = (b) The corresponding weekly demands are q [Select] (c) HS' maximum weekly profit is * = = [Select] [Select] = and 93

Hariri Shuttles (HS) makes two types of shuttles (for looms), type A and type B. The demand for equations for HS shuttles are 100 - 3PA +2Pв and ¶B = 120+ PA-1.5PB 9A where PÅ and pÅ are the prices set by HS for type A and type B shuttles, respectively, and 9A and q are the corresponding weekly demands for these goods. HS's weekly production cost is c = 30A + 40qB + 1000. (a) The prices that HS should set to maximize their weekly profit are p [Select] [Select] and PB = (b) The corresponding weekly demands are q [Select] (c) HS' maximum weekly profit is * = = [Select] [Select] = and 93

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