Solution) The total cost function for a product is C=(1/2)x^2+710, and the demand function is p=-1/3x^2+90, wh
Question: The total cost function for a product is C=(1/2)x^2+710, and the demand function is p=-1/3x^2+90, where p is the number of dollars and x is the number of units. Find the consumer’s surplus at the point where the product has maximum profit. Round to the nearest cent.
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