Question #179248

. Given the total utility function (T u) = 150x+40x2 = x 3 then Derive marginal utility function and find the value of x at which total utility is maximum 


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2021-04-13T07:16:33-0400

MU=TU(x)=150+80x3x2.MU = TU'(x) = 150 + 80x - 3x^2.

Total utility is maximized, if MU = 0, so:

150+80x3x2=0,150 + 80x - 3x^2 = 0,

D = 8,200,

x1=80+8,2000.52×3=1.76.x1 = \frac{-80 + 8,200^{0.5}} {2×3} = 1.76.

x2 < 0, so is not suitable for our case.


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