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The demand equation for 6โ€™ by 4โ€™ outdoor garden shed is
d(q) = โ€“ 4q^2 โ€“ 2q + 1,500
where d(q) is the price in dollars at which q units are demanded. find the quantity demanded in a day if the price of the shed is $1,480.

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