773-1 Question #12 The Cost of selling widgets is given by the cost function C(x) = 4x+10. The price of each widget is g

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773-1 Question #12 The Cost of selling widgets is given by the cost function C(x) = 4x+10. The price of each widget is g

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773 1 Question 12 The Cost Of Selling Widgets Is Given By The Cost Function C X 4x 10 The Price Of Each Widget Is G 1
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773-1 Question #12 The Cost of selling widgets is given by the cost function C(x) = 4x+10. The price of each widget is given by the function p=50-.05x. (8 points) A) How many widgets must be sold to maximize profit? B) What will be the Maximum Profit? C) What price per widget must be charged in order to maximize profit.
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