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If the Demand Function is D = 150 - P2 - 3p, Find Marginal Revenue, Average Revenue and Elasticity of Demand for Price P = 3. - Mathematics and Statistics

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If the demand function is D = 150 - p2 - 3p, find marginal revenue, average revenue and elasticity of demand for price p = 3. 

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 Demand function D = 150 -p2 - 3p 

∴ Revenue = D × P

R = 150p - p3 - 3p2

∴ Marginal revenue Rm = `(dR)/(dP)`

Rm = 150 - 3p2- 6p 

where p = 3

Rm = 150 - 3(32) - 6(3) 

Rm = 105

Average revenue R= `R/P`

RA = 150 - p2 - 3p 

When p = 3

RA = 150-32 -3(3) 

∴ RA = 132

Elasticity of demand 

η = `(-p)/D xx (dD)/(dp)`

= `(-p)/(150 - p^2 - 3p) xx (-2p - 3)`

= `(-3)/(150 - 3^2 - 3(3)) xx (-2(3) - 3)`

= `27/132`

= `9/44`

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