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Finite Math Cost Analysis
The cost to produce 300 omelets is $336.12, and the cost to produce 900 omelets is $854.12 - Assume the cost C(x) is a linear function of x, the number of omelets produced.
How do I find the: the cost of producing 1700 omelets; cost of producing 1701 omelets; the marginal cost of 1701 omelets and the marginal cost per omlet. Thanks - First Time User |
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