Suppose in a certain community, there will be M(r) thousand refinanced mortgages when the 30-year fixed mortgage rate is r%, where M(r) 1 + 0.05r for 1 r≤8 1 + 0.004,² a. For what values of r is M(r) increasing? b. For what interest rate r is the number of refinanced mortgages maximized? What is this maximum number?
Suppose in a certain community, there will be M(r) thousand refinanced mortgages when the 30-year fixed mortgage rate is r%, where M(r) 1 + 0.05r for 1 r≤8 1 + 0.004,² a. For what values of r is M(r) increasing? b. For what interest rate r is the number of refinanced mortgages maximized? What is this maximum number?
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