Math 211 Business Calculus Applications of Derivatives

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– p. 33/34 Marginal Example Flying Corn Motors has a weekly profit in dollars of P(x) = −0.006x 3 −0.2x 2 +900x−1200 and currently 50 cars are sold per week. What is the current weekly profit Answer: P(50) = −0.006(50) 3 −0.2(50) 2 +900(50)−1200 = −0.006(125,000)−0.2(2500)+900(50)−1200 = −750−500+45000−1200 = 42,550 What would the profit be if they sold one more car Answer: P(51) = −0.006(51) 3 −0.2(51) 2 +900(51)−1200 = −0.006(132,651)−0.2(2601)+900(51)−1200
– p. 33/34 Marginal Example Flying Corn Motors has a weekly profit in dollars of P(x) = −0.006x 3 −0.2x 2 +900x−1200 and currently 50 cars are sold per week. What is the current weekly profit Answer: P(50) = −0.006(50) 3 −0.2(50) 2 +900(50)−1200 = −0.006(125,000)−0.2(2500)+900(50)−1200 = −750−500+45000−1200 = 42,550 What would the profit be if they sold one more car Answer: P(51) = −0.006(51) 3 −0.2(51) 2 +900(51)−1200 = −0.006(132,651)−0.2(2601)+900(51)−1200 = −795.91−520.2+45900−1200
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