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A theatre seats 2000 people and charges $10 for a ticket. At this price, all the tickets can be sold. A survey indicates that if the ticket price is increased, the numbe
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Question 112292: hey hi,
A theatre seats 2000 people and charges $10 for a ticket. At this price, all the tickets can be sold. A survey indicates that if the ticket price is increased, the number sold will decrease by 100 for every dollar of increase. what ticket price would result in the greatest revenue?
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Answer by scott8148(6628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
revenue=(tickets)*(price) ___ let x="price increase"
r=(2000-100x)(10+x) ___ r=20000+1000x-100x^2
the graph of this is a downward opening parabola ___ the maximum is on the axis of symmetry
x=-b/2a ___ x=-1000/((2)(-100))
if you want, you can find the revenue by substituting the x value into the r equation
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