1) Production function: q = 5x0.5
Fixed Costs = $2000
Cost of variable input = $1250 per unit
Using the production function: x = q2/25
Cost: C(q) = 2000 + 1250*q2/25
C(q) = 2000 + 1250q2/25
The correct answer is option E)
2) For Supply function
Equate Price = Marginal Cost
Let price = p
Marginal Cost = dC(q)/dq
Marginal Cost = 100q
Supply Curve: P = 100q
The correct answer is option E)
3) Given price = $800
So using supply equation solve or q
We get q = 800/100 = 8 units.
4) So profit = 800*8 – 2000 – 50*64
Profit = $1200
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