SOLUTION: An ice cream company finds that at a price of $4.00 demand is 4200 units. For every $0.40 decrease in price, demand increases by 240 units. Find the price and quantity sold that ma

Question 1104107: An ice cream company finds that at a price of $4.00 demand is 4200 units. For every $0.40 decrease in price, demand increases by 240 units. Find the price and quantity sold that maximizes revenue.

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