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i learned this in math lol lol
Answer:
A: for 500: 66; for 60: 68.9; for 100: 66
B: no
Step-by-step explanation:
We assume your average cost function is ...

A. The overline over the C indicates it is an average value.
Evaluating the cost function at the different production levels, we find the average cost per unit to be ...
<u>500 units</u>
c = ((0.01·500)+60)500 +500)/500 = 65 +1 = 66
<u>60 units</u>
c = ((0.01·60 +60)·60 +500)/60 = 60.6 +500/60 ≈ 68.93
<u>100 units</u>
c = ((0.01·100 +60)·100 +500)/100 = 61 +5 = 66
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B. Dividing out the fraction, we find that the cost per unit is ...
0.01x +60 +500/x
As x gets large, this approaches the linear function c = 0.01x +60. This <em>increases</em> as the number of units produced rises. (The minimum average cost is at a production level of about 224 units.)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
d is correct
Answer:
B. π/3
Step-by-step explanation:
I calculated it logically
<em>429 cm²</em>
- Step-by-step explanation:
<em>A(blue) =</em>
<em>= 2×6cm×10cm + 2×6cm×8cm + 8cm×10cm + (8cm×10cm - 5cm×4cm)</em>
<em>= 120cm² + 96cm² + 80cm² + 60cm²</em>
<em>= 356 cm²</em>
<em>A(green) =</em>
<em>= 4cm×5cm + 2×5cm×5cm/2 + 4cm×7cm</em>
<em>= 20cm² + 25cm² + 28cm²</em>
<em>= 73 cm²</em>
<em>A(total) =</em>
<em>= A(blue) + A(green)</em>
<em>= 356 cm² + 73 cm²</em>
<em>= 429 cm²</em>