2-15. An exporter of leather handbags has just entered anew market. This exporter faces the following relationshipbetween the price of handbags and the demand for them:p = 5+4800/D – 3000/D², for D > 0-where p is the price per unit in dollars and D is the demandper month. The exporter wants to maximize his profit.The fixed cost is $2,000 per month and the variable cost(cy) is $35 per unit. (2.2)a. What is the number of leather handbags that should beproduced and sold each month, in order to maximizeprofit?b. How do you know that your answer to Part (a)maximizes profit?

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2-15. An exporter of leather handbags has just entered a new market. This exporter faces the following relationship between the price of handbags and the demand for them: p = 5+ 4800/D – 3000/D², for D > 0 woH where p is the price per unit in dollars and D is the demand ner month The exnorto

2-15. An exporter of leather handbags has just entered a new market. This exporter faces the following relationship between the price of handbags and the demand for them: p = 5+ 4800/D – 3000/D², for D > 0 woH where p is the price per unit in dollars and D is the demand ner month The exnorto

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