3
answers
0
watching
166
views
19 Apr 2018
6. The parts of this question are independent of each other. (a) Let c = f(9) be a cost function where a > 0 is quantity. Assume when q = 4, the average cost is 80 and the marginal cost is 48. (i) Estimate c(5). MC C [3 points) (ii) Find the marginal average cost when q = 4. (4 points] (b) Verify that the equation 2 = 5.– 3 has a solution, r, in the interval (0,1). Use Newton's method to find the approximation 22 to r. Begin by selecting the appropriate starting value 21. Round your answer for X2 to three decimal places. [6 points)
6. The parts of this question are independent of each other. (a) Let c = f(9) be a cost function where a > 0 is quantity. Assume when q = 4, the average cost is 80 and the marginal cost is 48. (i) Estimate c(5). MC C [3 points) (ii) Find the marginal average cost when q = 4. (4 points] (b) Verify that the equation 2 = 5.– 3 has a solution, r, in the interval (0,1). Use Newton's method to find the approximation 22 to r. Begin by selecting the appropriate starting value 21. Round your answer for X2 to three decimal places. [6 points)
teacherrecoLv10
21 Apr 2022
Sixta KovacekLv2
21 Apr 2018
Already have an account? Log in