The Lagrangian for this function and the given constraints is

which has partial derivatives (set equal to 0) satisfying

This is a fairly standard linear system. Solving yields Lagrange multipliers of

and

, and at the same time we find only one critical point at

.
Check the Hessian for

, given by


is positive definite, since

for any vector

, which means

attains a minimum value of

at

. There is no maximum over the given constraints.
1.5 is lesser than 0.5. Oh, wait nevermind I meant to say -1.5 is lesser than 0.5
16-12+12x17= 208 u should use a calcuator
Answer:
Draw a C plane and plot the dots if the coordinates
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:
