I did not understand this part of the professor's calculation. I did not understand the dpi/dqi part. Please explain to me. demand fet p= f(a) = (a-6Q alle a, b >óго20 if Q>=i:maxTi (9i9j) = P 9₁ = q₁ (a_bq₁-bq₁)qiэто =aqua-2bg-bqjatsumeqRedoA+

Consider the part of the calculation, Maxπiqi,qj=pqi=qia-bqi-bqj here we need to explain the next…

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demand fet max .: qi это = a- 2bg-bај окно это 89-05= (18=2 тве 20 if ах пи(qwqј) = P9% = qe(a_bqr-bqј) аните дј