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The lower the price for purchasing a song from an online music store, the more times the song is downloaded. Let d=r(p) give the average number of daily downloads of a song as a function of the price of the song (in cents). Let p0 be the price currently being charged for the song (in cents).
What does the statement p0⋅r(p0) tell you about the number of downloads from the store?
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The average daily revenue of the music store if the current price is doubled. |
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The total number of times the song is downloaded at the current price. |
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The average revenue earned per download at the current price. |
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The average daily revenue of the music store from selling the song at the current price. |
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The total revenue of the music store when p0 songs are downloaded in a day. |
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