Suppose P(x) represents profit on the sales of x computers. Suppose P(25,000) = 12,000; P'(25,000)=2; and P'' (25,000) = -3. a) Is the company making money or losing it? How much b) If sales are increased will the profits rise or fall? By how much? . c) What is the meaning of P" (25,000) = -3?
Suppose P(x) represents profit on the sales of x computers. Suppose P(25,000) = 12,000; P'(25,000)=2; and P'' (25,000) = -3. a) Is the company making money or losing it? How much b) If sales are increased will the profits rise or fall? By how much? . c) What is the meaning of P" (25,000) = -3?
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