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3 years ago

Please answer now, 50 points!

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dimulka [17.4K]3 years ago

6 0

Answer:C' = 7-230000/x^2

Step-by-step explanation:

Min occurs when C'=0

0=7-230000/x^2

230000/x^2=7

230000=7x^2

32857.128 = x^2

181.265 = x

Out of range.

So the min must be at an endpoint.

C(1) = 7+230000 = 230007

C(100) = 700+2300 = 3000

Since C(100)<C(1), C(100) is the minimum on the interval [1, 100]

The order size that will minimize cost is 100 units.

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