Suppose that the monthly revenue in thousands of dollars, for the sale of x hundred unitsof an electronic item is given by the functionR = 40x²e¬0.4x+ 30,where the maximum capacity of the plant is 800 units. Determine the number of units to produce inorder to MAXIMIZE revenue.

Given:- R = 40x2e-0.4x+30 Suppose that the monthly revenue in thousands of dollars, for the sale of…

Answered: Suppose that the monthly revenue in…

College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter3: Functions

Section3.3: More On Functions; Piecewise-defined Functions

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Suppose that the monthly revenue in thousands of dollars, for the sale of x hundred unit of an electronic item is given by the function 40x?e- -0.4x R = + 30, where the maximum capacity of the plant is 800 units. Determine the number of units to produce in order to MAXIMIZE revenue.