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Find the marginal cost for producing units. (The cost is measured in dollars.)$$C=100(9+3 \sqrt{x})$$
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The cost function is given as $C=100(9+3 \sqrt{x})$. We can rewrite this as $C=100(9+3x^{1/2})$. Show more…
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