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For the cost function, find the marginal cost at the given production level x. C(x) = 15,000 + 90x + 1,000/x; x = 100
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c(100) = 24010
Thats what I did but thats not the right answer. You don't just plug it in. You're supposed to change it using derivatives but thats where I get confused on.
C'(x) = 90 - 2000/x^2
is this one correct
actually, it's not c'(x) = 90-1000/x^2
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Yeah 89.9 was the right answer. Thank you!
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