SOLUTION: Problem: The owner of a health foods store determines that the demand equation for selling a nutritional supplement is p=18-0.5√(x-4) where p is the price in dollars and x i
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Question 146393: Problem: The owner of a health foods store determines that the demand equation for selling a nutritional supplement is p=18-0.5√(x-4) where p is the price in dollars and x is the number of bottles demanded per week. How many bottles are demanded per week if the price of the supplement is $13.50?
You can put this solution on YOUR website! The owner of a health foods store determines that the demand equation for selling a nutritional supplement is p=18-0.5√(x-4) where p is the price in dollars and x is the number of bottles demanded per week. How many bottles are demanded per week if the price of the supplement is $13.50?
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1350 = 18-0.5√(x-4)
32/0.5 = sqrt(x-4)
64 = sqrt(x-4)
x-4 = 4096
x = 4100
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