Linda wants to open a T-shirt stand for Homecoming week. The school will license her a...
Linda wants to open a T-shirt stand for Homecoming week. The school will license her a booth for $100. Each T-shirt will cost her $4. Linda's average total cost function will be:
Select one:
a. $104 / X
b. $100 + $4 * X
c. $100 / X + $4 / X
d. $100 / X + $4
Homework Answers
Ans) the correct option is d. $100 / X + $4
Total cost = 100 + 4*X
Average total cost = total cost / quantity = (100 + 4*X)/ X = 100/X+ 4
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