00:01
Hi there, so for this problem we are told that delhi sells 480 sandwiches and this at a price of four dollars.
00:13
Now for part a of this problem we are told that a market survey shows that for every 0 .10 reduction then we increase 20 more sandwiches okay.
00:34
So then the question is how much should the delhi charge in order to maximize the revenue.
00:40
Now the first thing that we need to find for this is the demand price expression and for that we use the following.
00:51
So we can consider that the final price for this is going to be a reduction of the price that will be 3 .90 dollars and then we will increase the number of sandwiches to 20 more so we add 20 to 480 so we obtain 500.
01:19
So then we will have the price p minus the initial value or the price that is 14 this divided by x minus the initial number of sandwiches that is 480.
01:31
Then now we evaluate this at the final value so that will give us then minus 0 .1 or 10 then this divided by 500 minus 480 so that will be 20.
01:44
Now we just need to solve for p so p will be then minus 0 .1 divided by 20 then this times x minus 480 and then this plus 4.
01:57
So this is the demand expression let me simplify this order.
02:06
Okay when we simplify this we obtain that the price expression for this is minus 0 .005 times x then this plus 6 .4.
02:19
Okay now remember that the question is the revenue we need to minimize the revenue maximize the revenue sorry so the revenue is the price times x so that will give us minus 0 .005 times x squared and this plus 6 .4 times x.
02:35
Once we have this we derive this with respect to x in order to maximize this function so that will give us minus 0 .01 times x then this plus 6 .4 then we set this equal to 0 so solving for x that will be then 6 .4 divided by 0 .01.
02:55
So let's use our calculator for this and the value that we obtain is 640...