Min max: how much of the tax to absorb

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Karol said:
But why:
$$\Pi\prime = x(200-0.01x) - 50x + 20,000 - 0.1x$$
i think it should be:
$$\Pi\prime = x(200-0.01x) - 50x - 20,000 - 10x$$
Yes.
It looks like @MrAnchovy suggests the only change is to include the new 10 cent tax to the cost, ##\ y\,.\ ## The quantities are all in cents and not dollars or other currency, so that should be an "extra" ##\ -10 x\ ## upon subtracting ##\ y\ ## from ##\ x P \,.##

Try it.
 
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I tried it and it comes right:
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Karol said:
i think it should be:
$$\Pi\prime = x(200-0.01x) - 50x - 20,000 - 10x$$
You are right
SammyS said:
The quantities are all in cents and not dollars or other currency
Yes, sloppy of me to miss that, thanks!