Solve the Problem. -The Profit Function for Sales of Two Models of Television

question 68

Multiple Choice

Solve the problem.
-The profit function for sales of two models of television sets at a chain discount store is given by where x is the number of sales per week of model A, and y is the number of sales per week of model B. Find Px(10, 15) and interpret the result.

• A) At a sales level of 10 units of model A and 15 units of model B, increasing sales of model A by one unit and holding Sales of model B at 15 units will increase profit by approximately $60
• B) At a sales level of 10 units of model A and 15 units of model B, increasing sales of model A by one unit and holding Sales of model B at 15 units will increase profit by approximately $80.
• C) At a sales level of 10 units of model A and 15 units of model B, increasing sales of model A by one unit and holding Sales of model B at 15 units will increase profit by approximately $120
• D) At a sales level of 10 units of model A and 15 units of model B, increasing sales of model A by one unit and holding Sales of model B at 15 units will increase profit by approximately $140

Understanding the barriers and challenges in altering gender identity and the role of social structures like the glass ceiling in gender inequities.

Understand the concepts of gender roles and how they are enforced through language and societal expectations.

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Identify legal and social strides against gender discrimination in the United States.

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