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Demand Function and Rate of Change
I'm so confused and lost. Can someone please just tell me the equation I need to start with? I'm racking my brain. I need to see what steps I need to take. Now I've got all the components but have no clue as to where to put everything.- TrendyBendy
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Demand Function and Rate of Change
I am taking calculus right now, and this is one of my homework problems, so that is why I am struggling. I'm trying to understand. I get super confused in word problems, but now I see time. Thanks. I'm going to try this out and see what happens.- TrendyBendy
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Demand Function and Rate of Change
But that's just the thing. I've searched everywhere, even my textbook, and nothing looks like this demand function. Even in my book the functions that it asks me to solve have a more comprehensive function, like : "the demand function for a certain product is given by p=50,000-q/25,000, fin the...- TrendyBendy
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Demand Function and Rate of Change
I guess. That does look a lot more familiar than what my equation looks like. But there is no t, so I feel lost.- TrendyBendy
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Demand Function and Rate of Change
Homework Statement The demand function for a certain product is given by pq=4000, where p is the price charged per item and q is the quantity which can be sold at that price. If the product currently sells for $3.50 per item, what would be the rate of change of quantity over time if the rate...- TrendyBendy
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