Diminishing Returns Jesaki Inc estimates that it will sell N(x) units of product after spending $x thousand on advertising, as given by N(x) = -0.42 x^4 + 49 x^3 - 1,092 x^2 + 155,705. What is the point of diminishing returns? Round to the nearest dollar. $
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