Marginal Cost of Food Processors
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The total cost (in dollars) of producing 'x' food processors is
C(x)=2400 + 60x - 0.7x^2
(a) Exact cost of producing the 41st processor = 3.3
The part that I do not understand how to do:
(b) Use the marginal cost to approximate the cost of producing the 41st food processor.
I know I start off with:
C'(x)=(d/dx) (2400 + 60x - 0.7x^2), but not sure how I work it out from here.
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This solution explains how to calculate the marginal cost of food processors using a given linear equation.
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Marginal Cost
The total cost (in dollars) of producing 'x' food processors is
C(x)=2400 + 60x - 0.7x^2
(a) Exact cost of producing the 41st processor = 3.3
The ...
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