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It is estimated that the demand for a manufacturer's product is increasing exponentially at an instantaneous rate of 5% per year. If the current demand is increasing by 4000 units per year and if the price remains fixed at $850 per unit, how much revenue will the manufacturer receive from the sale of the product over the next 5 years?
Any help would be great, the book doesn't give any examples of this type of problem.
Any help would be great, the book doesn't give any examples of this type of problem.
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Damon
dn/dt = .05 n
dn/n = . 05 dt
ln n = .05 t + k
n = e^(.05 t+k) = e^k * e^.05 t = C e^.05 t
dn/dt = C(.05) e^.05t
when t = 0 dn/dt = 4000
so
4000 = .05 C (1)
C = 80,000
so
n = 80,000 e^.05 t
at t = 5, n = 80,000 e^.25
or
n = 102,722 units
102722 * 850 = 87,313,728.33
dn/n = . 05 dt
ln n = .05 t + k
n = e^(.05 t+k) = e^k * e^.05 t = C e^.05 t
dn/dt = C(.05) e^.05t
when t = 0 dn/dt = 4000
so
4000 = .05 C (1)
C = 80,000
so
n = 80,000 e^.05 t
at t = 5, n = 80,000 e^.25
or
n = 102,722 units
102722 * 850 = 87,313,728.33
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