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Llana [10]
2 years ago
10

The cost in dollars of producing x vehicles for a company is given by C(x)=1200x+5500

Mathematics
1 answer:
GarryVolchara [31]2 years ago
7 0

The rate of change represents the <em>variable production</em> cost rate. The <em>production</em> cost is increased in 1200 units per each <em>additional</em> manufactured car.

<h3>Interpretation of a linear function</h3>

Let be C and x the production cost and the number of vehicles produced, it there is a <em>linear</em> relationship between the two variables, then we have the following formula:

C(x) = \dot r \cdot x + C_{o} (1)

Where:

  • C_{o} - Fixed production costs.
  • \dot r - Variable production cost rate.

In a nutshell, the rate of change represents the <em>variable production</em> cost rate. The <em>production</em> cost is increased in 1200 units per each <em>additional</em> manufactured car. \blacksquare

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