The daily cost of producing a new battery for a laptop is given by C=0.21N^2+13N+24100 where...
The daily cost of producing a new battery for a laptop is given by C=0.21N^2+13N+24100 where C=daily cost and N= average number produced per day. Find the daily cost if n=360
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The daily cost when n = 360 is :
C = .21 * (360^2) + 13*360 + 24100
= $55,996
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