The demand for a product is given by the following demand function: D(q)-0.006q+81 where q is units in demand and D(q) i

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The demand for a product is given by the following demand function: D(q)-0.006q+81 where q is units in demand and D(q) i

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The Demand For A Product Is Given By The Following Demand Function D Q 0 006q 81 Where Q Is Units In Demand And D Q I 1
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The demand for a product is given by the following demand function: D(q)-0.006q+81 where q is units in demand and D(q) is the price per item, in dollars. If 2, 300 units are in demand, what price can be charged for each item? Answer: Price per unit - S Submit Question 27
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