SOLUTION: Please i would like assistance with the following question: A company that manufactures flashlights has the following price-demand equation: p=d(x)=9.3-0.15x, where x is the number

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Question 1062357: Please i would like assistance with the following question: A company that manufactures flashlights has the following price-demand equation: p=d(x)=9.3-0.15x, where x is the number of flashlights (in thousands) that the company can sell at price $p. Find the price that maximizes the company revenue from the sale of flashlights.
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A company that manufactures flashlights has the following price-demand equation: p=d(x)=9.3-0.15x, where x is the number of flashlights (in thousands) that the company can sell at price $p. Find the price that maximizes the company revenue from the sale of flashlights.