Calculus Combo
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ISBN: 9781464151088
Author: Associate Professor Laura Taalman, Peter Kohn
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c.
To determine
To Find: the price per painting to earn most money and the least money
d.
To determine
To Explain: the most amount of money cannot be earned at the same price per painting for which you sell the most paintings.
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