A book publisher found that the cost to produce 1000 textbooks is $ 27,100, while the cost to produce 2000 textbooks is $ 50,800
A book publisher found that the cost to produce 1000 textbooks is $ 27,100, while the cost to produce 2000 textbooks is $ 50,800. Assume that the cost C(x) is a linear function of x (the number of textbooks produced). What is the marginal cost of a textbook? Write a function for the average cost of a textbook.
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A book publisher found that the cost to produce 1000 textbooks is $ 27,100, while the cost to produce 2000 textbooks is $ 50,800
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To produce a textbook, suppose the publisher spent $ 115, 000 for typesetting and $ 7.50 per book for printing and binding. The total cost to produce and print n n books can be written as C = 115, 000 + 7.5 n. Find the cost to produce one more textbook when you have already produced 10,000 textbooks. If you have already produced 10, 000 textbooks, it'll cost you how much to produce one more.
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Please show all work including graphs and write neatly. 2. A publisher brings a new book...
Please show all work including graphs and write neatly.
2. A publisher brings a new book on the market. The demand for the book is q = 1000 - 20p where q denotes the quantity and p the price of the book. The publisher has to pay an initial cost of 200$ to be able to print the book, and the printing of each book costs 1$. (a) What is the total revenue of the publisher depending on the number...
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POLUJOL LLLLS LL. 2. A publisher brings a new book on the market. The demand for...
POLUJOL LLLLS LL. 2. A publisher brings a new book on the market. The demand for the book! is q = 1000 - 20p where q denotes the quantity and p the price of the book. The publisher has to pay an initial cost of 200$ to be able to print the book, and the printing of each book costs 1$. (a) What is the total revenue of the publisher depending on the number of books sold? (b) What is...
A publisher brings a new book on the market. The demand for the book is q...
A publisher brings a new book on the market. The demand for the book is q = 500−10pwhere q denotes quantity and p price. The publisher has to pay an initial cost of $100 to be able to print the book, and the printing of each book costs $1. (a) What is the total revenue of the publisher depending on the number of books sold? (b) What is the total cost of the publisher depending on the number of books...
2. A publisher brings a new book on the market. The demand for the book is...
2. A publisher brings a new book on the market. The demand for the book is q = 500 - 10p where q denotes quantity and p price. The publisher has to pay an initial cost of $100 to be able to print the book, and the printing of each book costs $1. (a) What is the total revenue of the publisher depending on the number of books sold? (b) What is the total cost of the publisher depending on...
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Question 7 3 pts reak-Even Analysi A publisher for a promising new novel figures fixed costs (overhead, advances, promotion, copy editing, typesetting) at $55257, and marginal costs (printing, paper, binding, shipping) at $1.6 for each book produced. If the book is sold to distributors for price of $11 each, How many must be produced and sold for the publisher to break even? (Round to the nearest whole number). D Question 8 3 pts Marginal Cost Analysi The manager of a...
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2. A publisher brings a new book on the market. The demand for the book is q 1000 20p where q denotes the quantity and p the price of the book. The publisher has to pay an initial cost of 200$ to be able to print the book, and the printing of each book costs 1$. (a) What is the total revenue of the publisher depending on the number of books sold? (b) What is the total cost of the...
Please show all work including graphs and write neatly.
2. A publisher brings a new book on the market. The demand for the book is q = 1000 - 20p where q denotes the quantity and p the price of the book. The publisher has to pay an initial cost of 200$ to be able to print the book, and the printing of each book costs 1$. (a) What is the total revenue of the publisher depending on the number...
POLUJOL LLLLS LL. 2. A publisher brings a new book on the market. The demand for the book! is q = 1000 - 20p where q denotes the quantity and p the price of the book. The publisher has to pay an initial cost of 200$ to be able to print the book, and the printing of each book costs 1$. (a) What is the total revenue of the publisher depending on the number of books sold? (b) What is...
2. A publisher brings a new book on the market. The demand for the book is q = 500 - 10p where q denotes quantity and p price. The publisher has to pay an initial cost of $100 to be able to print the book, and the printing of each book costs $1. (a) What is the total revenue of the publisher depending on the number of books sold? (b) What is the total cost of the publisher depending on...
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