Question #200473

A short run cost function for an entrepreneur is q3- 8q2 + 30q + 60. Determine the price at which the entrepreneur cases production in an ideal market. Also, derive the supply function.


Expert's answer

C(q)=q3−8q2+30q+60C(q)=q^3-8q^2+30q+60


MC=3q2−16q+30MC=3q^2-16q+30MR=MC=>p=3q2−16q+30MR=MC=>p=3q^2-16q+30p=3(q2−2(83)q+649)−643+30p=3(q^2-2(\dfrac{8}{3})q+\dfrac{64}{9})-\dfrac{64}{3}+30p3=(q−83)2+269\dfrac{p}{3}=(q-\dfrac{8}{3})^2+\dfrac{26}{9}(q−83)2=p3−269(q-\dfrac{8}{3})^2=\dfrac{p}{3}-\dfrac{26}{9}q−83=p3−269q-\dfrac{8}{3}=\sqrt{\dfrac{p}{3}-\dfrac{26}{9}}

Supply function


q=p3−269+83q=\sqrt{\dfrac{p}{3}-\dfrac{26}{9}}+\dfrac{8}{3}
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