Asked by kyle
Suppose the total cost, C(q), of producing a quantity q of a product is
given by the equation
C(q) = 5000 + 5q
The average cost per unit quantity, A(q), equals the total cost, C(q),
divided by the quantity produced, q. Find the limiting value of the average
cost per unit as q tends to infinity. In other words find
lim--> infinite A(q)
given by the equation
C(q) = 5000 + 5q
The average cost per unit quantity, A(q), equals the total cost, C(q),
divided by the quantity produced, q. Find the limiting value of the average
cost per unit as q tends to infinity. In other words find
lim--> infinite A(q)
Answers
Answered by
anna
limit does not exist
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