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प्रश्न
Revenue function ‘R’ and cost function ‘C’ are R = 14x – x2 and C = x(x2 – 2). Find the
- average cost
- marginal cost
- average revenue and
- marginal revenue.
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उत्तर
R = 14x – x2 and C = x(x2 – 2)
C = x3 – 2x
(i) Average Cost (AC) = `"Total cost"/"Output" = ("C"(x))/x`
`= (x^3 - 2x)/x`
`= x^3/x - (2x)/x`
= x2 – 2
(ii) Marginal Cost (MC) = `"dC"/"dx"`
`= "d"/"dx" (x^3 - 2x)`
`= "d"/"dx" (x^3) - 2 "d"/"dx" (x)`
= 3x2 – 2
(iii) Average Revenue R = 14x – x2
Average Revenue (AR) =`"Total Revenue"/"Output" = ("R"(x))/x`
`= (14x - x^2)/x`
`= (14x)/x - x^2/x`
= 14 - x
(iv) Marginal Revenue (MR) = `"dR"/"dx"`
`= "d"/"dx" (14x - x^2)`
`= 14 "d"/"dx" (x) - "d"/"dx" (x^2)`
= 14(1) – 2x
= 14 – 2x
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