Answer:
-$80
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming that the variation in the number of shirts per day is -1 hundred shirs, the variation in profit with respect to time is given by the derivate of the profit equation:
[tex]p=-40x^2+581x-520\\\frac{dp}{dx}=-80x+581[/tex]
Let x be the number of shirts sold in a day, then x-1 is the number of shirts sold in the following day, the change in profit is:
[tex]p'(x) - p'(x-1)=-80x+581 - (-80(x-1)+581)\\p'(x) - p'(x-1)=-80(x-x+1) = -80[/tex]
The profit is changing by -$80 per day.