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For the cost function in problem 2, find the value of x which minimized the average cost
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@electrokid can u help?
take the average cost, and derivitive it
...not that im tryng to step on the electroids toes :)
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this was it right? \[avgCost =\frac{0.02x^2+20x+1800}{x}\]
avg'= (xC' - C)/x^2 , so essentially when xC' - C = 0
(0.02(2x^2)+20x)-(0.02x^2+20x+1800)=0
yes
okay i see thanks!
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