Mathematics, 22.02.2021 14:00 DnsMonsteR7712

Last year, a ticket provider sold 1350 lawn seats for a concert at $70 per ticket. This year, the store is considering increasing the price. They estimate that for each $2 increase, they will sell 30 fewer tickets. a) How much should the ticket provider charge in order to maximize profit?
b) Find the domain and range in the context of the situation.

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