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@campbell_st one last question:) Suppose that the demand function for a product is given by D(p)=35000/p and that the price p is a function fo time given by p=1.5t+10, where t is in days. a) find the demand as a function of time t b) find the rate of change of the quantity demanded when t=100 I know a) 35000/(1.5t+10) but b? Do I find the deriv then input t=100?
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substitute p = 1.5t +10 into the demand function then find 1st derivative using the chain rule rewrite the demand function in index form \[D = 3500(1.5t +10)^{-1}\]
So -2.05078?
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