Question #195506

Given a firms demand function Q-90+2P=0 and it's average cost function AC=Q²-8Q+57+2/Q. Find the level of output which maximises marginal cost.




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Expert's answer
2021-05-25T11:14:28-0400

Average cost function=AC=Q28Q+57+2Q=AC=Q^2-8Q+57+\frac{2}{Q}

TC=AC× Q=Q38Q2+57Q+2TC=AC\times\ Q=Q^3-8Q^2+57Q+2

MC=dTCdQ=3Q216Q+57MC=\frac{dTC}{dQ}=3Q^2-16Q+57

During the first order condition, MC=0MC=0

Therefore, 3Q216Q+57=03Q^2-16Q+57=0

Solving for QQ using the quadratic equation we get Q=4.68 or 36.68Q=-4.68\ or \ 36.68

36.68 will maximize Marginal Cost.


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