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Which of the following statements is true? a) The integral of the marginal cost C′(q) function can be used to find the fixed costs. b) If ∫50F′(t)dt=0, then F is constant on the interval between t=0 and t=5. The marginal cost function of a product, in dollars per unit, is C′(q)=2q^2−q+100. If the fixed costs are $1000, find the total cost to produce 6 items.

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          Which of the following statements is true?

a)  The integral of the marginal cost C′(q) function can be used to find the fixed costs.

b)  If ∫50F′(t)dt=0, then F is constant on the interval between t=0 and t=5.

The marginal cost function of a product, in dollars per unit, is C′(q)=2q^2−q+100. If the fixed costs are $1000, find the total cost to produce 6 items.

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals

James Stewart 8th Edition

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05/18/2023

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This statement is false. The integral of the marginal cost function gives us the variable cost function, not the fixed costs. Now, let's address statement b) If ∫50F′(t)dt=0, then F is constant on the interval between t=0 and t=5. This statement is true. If the Show more…

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Which of the following statements is true? a) The integral of the marginal cost C′(q) function can be used to find the fixed costs. b) If ∫50F′(t)dt=0, then F is constant on the interval between t=0 and t=5. The marginal cost function of a product, in dollars per unit, is C′(q)=2q^2−q+100. If the fixed costs are $1000, find the total cost to produce 6 items.