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Mathematics, 17.12.2020 18:50 jeanlucceltrick09
Last month, a retailer sold 120 jar candles at $30 per candle. This month 1 point
the retailer is considering putting the candles on sale. They estimate that
for each $2 decrease in price, they will sell 10 additional candles. How much
should the retailer charge for each candle in order to maximize its profit? *
O A) $32
B) $30
C) $28
D) $27
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