Suppose the manufacturer in Exercise 41 decides to spend $12,000 instead of $11,000 on the development and promotion of the new product Use the Lagrange multiplier to estimate how this change will affect the maximum possible profit Data from Exercises 41 Suppose the manufacturer in Exercise 40 has ...

Suppose the manufacturer in Exercise 41 decides to spend $12,000 instead of $11,000 on the development and

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Suppose the manufacturer in Exercise 41 decides to spend $12,000 instead of $11,000 on the development and promotion of the new product. Use the Lagrange multiplier λ to estimate how this change will affect the maximum possible profit.

Data from Exercises 41

Suppose the manufacturer in Exercise 40 has only $11,000 to spend on the development and promotion of the new product. How should this money be allocated to generate the largest possible profit?

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