Mr. A is selling eggs and Mr. B wants to buy eggs.
If Mr. A sells the eggs for 56 cents each, then Mr. B will buy 80 of them.
Mr. A wants to raise the price of the eggs, but for every cent that he raises his price, the number of eggs Mr. B is willing to buy will drop by one.
For example if Mr. A raises the price to 57 cents each, then Mr. B will buy 79 eggs.
If Mr. A raises the price to 58 cents each, then Mr. B will buy only 78 eggs.
In order to get the most money from Mr. B, what price should Mr. A set for his eggs?
2007-03-20
18:53:59
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