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1. An ice cream company knows that the cost, C (in dollars), to produce i quarts of cookie dough ice cream is a function of i, so C = f(i). Suppose you know that f(200) = 70 and f'(200) = 3. a. In f(200) = 70 what are the units of the 200? What are the units of the 70? Explain clearly what this equation is telling you. b. In f'(200) = 3 what are the units of the 200? What are the units of the 3? Explain clearly what this equation is telling you. c. Estimate the values of f(201) and f(198).

          1. An ice cream company knows that the cost, C (in dollars), to produce i quarts of cookie
dough ice cream is a function of i, so C = f(i). Suppose you know that f(200) = 70 and
f'(200) = 3.
a. In f(200) = 70 what are the units of the 200? What are the units of the 70?
Explain clearly what this equation is telling you.
b. In f'(200) = 3 what are the units of the 200? What are the units of the 3? Explain
clearly what this equation is telling you.
c. Estimate the values of f(201) and f(198).

1. An ice cream company knows that the cost, C (in dollars), to produce i quarts of cookie
dough ice cream is a function of i, so C = f(i). Suppose you know that f(200) = 70 and
f'(200) = 3.
a. In f(200) = 70 what are the units of the 200? What are the units of the 70?
Explain clearly what this equation is telling you.
b. In f'(200) = 3 what are the units of the 200? What are the units of the 3? Explain
clearly what this equation is telling you.
c. Estimate the values of f(201) and f(198).

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