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denpristay [2]
3 years ago
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jekas [21]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

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From the question, we have the following observations:

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Evaluate like terms

\mathbf{C(x) = 40000 + 100x}

To calculate the inverse function, we have:

\mathbf{C(x) = 40000 + 100x}

Replace C(x) with y

\mathbf{y = 40000 + 100x}

Swap x and y

\mathbf{x = 40000 + 100y}

Subtract 40000 from both sides

\mathbf{x - 40000 = 100y}

Divide both sides by 100

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Rewrite as:

\mathbf{y= \frac{x - 40000}{100} }

Split

\mathbf{y= \frac{x}{100} - \frac{40000}{100} }

\mathbf{y= 0.01x - 400 }

Hence, the inverse function is: \mathbf{C'(x) = 0.01x - 400 }

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Answer:

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