Mathematics, 27.06.2019 04:30, pettismayersjoy3le8
Scarlett sells designer ponchos. the revenue, rr, she makes from selling a batch of nn ponchos is given by the function r(n)=20nr(n)=20n, and the expenses, ee, that she incurs from producing a batch of nn ponchos is given by the function e(n)=10\cdot \sqrt{n}e(n)=10? n ? . let pp be the total profit scarlett makes from producing and selling a batch of nn ponchos
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