Let C(q) represent the cost and R(q) represent the revenue, in dollars, of producing q items. a. If C(50) = 4900 and C'(50) = 27, estimate C(52)
C(52)= $

b. If C'(50) = 27 and R'(50) =37, approximately how much profit is earned by the 51st item?
The profit on the 51st itme is dollars.

c. if C' (100) =41 and R'(100)= 37, should the company produce the 101st item?
The company produce the 101st item

(a)$4954

(b)$10

(c)The company should not produce the 101st item.

Step-by-step explanation:

(a)

(b)If C'(50) = 27 and R'(50) =37

Therefore, the profit earned on the 51st item

=37-27

=$10

(c)If C'(100) = 41 and R'(100) =37

Therefore, the profit earned on the 101st item

Profit

=37-41

=-$4

The company should not produce the 101st item. It would lose $4 if it does.

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