Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The marginal cost function, C'(x), is the derivate of the cost function, C(x).
Therefore, we can obtain the cost function by finding the integral of the marginal cost function:

Where 'a' is a constant and represents fixed costs. If fixed costs are $3,000, the cost function is:

I have no idea what that x is doing, so imma take it out.
2+x-5≤0
-3+x≤0
+3 +3
x≤3
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hope it helps
If your trying to solve for x it’s 40, x=40
2 times 1/2x =2x20
x=2x20
x=40