Revenue Maximizing #1 - Optimization Word Problem (Calculus) - Quick Explanation!

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This way makes so much more sense than the way my teacher explains it

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I finally understand how to do optimization problems with maximizing revenue. Thank you so much!!

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what do we do if price is not increased by units but in multiples, say for every 5$ increase we get 20 less packages?

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[@AcademicLeadersEd]

Lol. Keep in mind Morpheus is also the god of dreams in Greek mythology. :)

[@andy_182]

how do we know that deriving the revenue fucntion gives us the max revenue? what if u wanted to find the min revenue?

[@Christina-eh4pq]

I kind of don't understand the factoring part- like why is it set up in that order (12 + 1x)(1000-10x) like why are these numbers paired together; the rest makes sense though

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ok so my teacher just introduced problems like this usually we put the ax^2+bx+c equation in the graphing calculator but what does derivative mean

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[@VertietRyper]

Derivatives show a rate of change.
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[@AcademicLeadersEd]

Lol. Pay closer attention, buddy. 'x' represents a single $1 price increase - so in this case if the price goes up by one dollar, x=1 (which brings the price up by one dollar and brings the quantity, also multiplied by 'x', down by 10).

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I'm doing a problem following both this video and another and I keep getting it wrong :( I don't know what I'm doing wrong

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Lol, Morpheus. Matrix reference.

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