One of the problems faced by a firm that sells certain goods is to determine which is the number of products that must supply to maximize profits . In this article, we give an answer to this problem of economic interest. To solve it we use the theorem "unconscious statistician". The proposed problem is a generalization of the results obtained by Stirzaker and Kupferman where the authors do not present a situation where the sale of a quantity from some goods is constrained by the marketing of another. In addition, the described procedure is simple and can be successfully applied to any number of goods . The obtained results can be easily put into practice.
One of the problems faced by a firm that sells certain commodities is to determine the number of products that it must supply in order to maximize its profit . In this article, the authors give an answer to this problem of economic interest. The proposed problem is a generalization of the results obtained by Stirzaker (Probability and Random Variables: A Beginner's Guide, 1999) and Kupferman (Lecture Notes in Probability, 2009) where the authors do not present a situation where the sale of a quantity from some commodities is constrained by the marketing of another. In addition, the described procedure is simple and can be successfully applied to any number of commodities . The obtained results can be easily put into practice.
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