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Mathematics, 15.12.2020 15:10, patrick171888

A sales manager wants to increase his sales revenue. Currently he sells his smartphone covers for $12 and sells 500 units each month. His research indicates that for every $1 price increase, he will sell 25 fewer covers.

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