A manufacturer determined that its marginal cost per unit produced is given by the following function. C'(x) = 0.0006x^2 - 0.4x + 82 Find the total cost of producing the 101st unit through the 200th unit. A. $3600.00 B. $5000.00 C. $4300.00 D. $3,552.14
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0006(200)^3 - 0.2(200)^2 + 82(200) \] \[ C(200) = 0.0006(8000000) - 0.2(40000) + 16400 \] \[ C(200) = 4800 - 8000 + 16400 \] \[ C(200) = 9600 + 16400 \] \[ C(200) = 26000 \] Show more…
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