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A company sells a product for $5 each. i) The cost of producing x units is c(x)= 30+1.5x+0.008x^2. Find the marginal cost. ii) Find the values of x at which marginal cost is equal to the marginal revenue
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i) For the marginal cost derive the cost function. You get c'(x), the substitute x for the number of items produced. ii) The marginal Revenue is found by deriving the Revenue function R'(x). Recall that the R(x)= c(x) - P(x). Where P(x) is the profit function. If your case I think P(x) = 5x. Now you can solve for R(x). Then derive R(x) and substitute the value of x into the function R'(x) for marginal revenue. I think I explained this right.
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