A company wants to run a monthly promotion on batteries that cost 15 cents each...

A company wants to run a monthly promotion on batteries that cost 15 cents each and sells for 50 cents. At this price, they typically sell 1000 batteries and generate a profit of 35 cents per battery for a total profit of $350. The analytics team was asked to test two price points - 20% off (i.e. a sale price of 40 cents) and 40% off (i.e., a sale price of 30 cents). The survey data completed by 10000 participants was analyzed and showed that a 20% savings would result in sales of 1200 batteries and the 40% savings would result in 1800 batteries being sold. The team's initial recommendation was to recommend the 40% discount. Now that they are validating their recommendations, they decide to: