A firm’s short run cost function is C(q)=150q-4q^2+0.4q^3+275 .
Determine the fixed cost, F; the average variable cost, AVC; Average Fixed Cost, AFC; Average Cost, AC; and the Marginal Cost, MC.
Average Variable Cost, AVC = 0.4q^2 - 4q + 150
Average Fixed Cost, AFC = 275/q
Average Total Cost, ATC = 0.4q^2 - 4q +150 + 275/q
Marginal Cost, MC = 1.2q^2 - 8q + 150
A firm’s short run cost function is C(q)=150q-4q^2+0.4q^3+275 . Determine the fixed cost, F; the average...
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