Drumstick Chicken Wings Ltd supplies chicken wings for Kuku Inn with the following demand and cost functions for a given week: P = 100 – 0.01 x...

      

Drumstick Chicken Wings Ltd supplies chicken wings for Kuku Inn with the following demand and cost
functions for a given week:
P = 100 – 0.01 x - Price
TC = 50x + 30,000 - Total cost
Where:
x – number of chicken wings supplied.
Required:
i) Total revenue for Drumstick Chicken Wings Ltd.
ii) Determine the number of chicken wings that maximize weekly profit.
iii) What is the difference in profit if the Drumstick Chicken Wings Ltd. objective is to maximize revenue rather than profit?

  

Answers


Mutiso
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125000-0.01x6250000-30000=32,500
So the difference in profit is 32,500-(-30000)=62,500
Mutiso answered the question on December 6, 2018 at 07:46


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