Suppose that the monthly​ cost, in​ dollars, of producing x chairs is ​C(x)​, and currently chairs are produced monthly. ​a) What is the current monthly​ cost? ​b) What would be the additional cost of increasing production to chairs​ monthly? ​c) What is the marginal cost when x​? ​d) Use the marginal cost to estimate the difference in cost between producing and chairs per month. ​e) Use the answer from part​ (d) to predict ​C(​).

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  • C(x) = -0.006x³ + 0.07x² + 19x + 700
  • current production = 35 chairs

a) What is the current monthly​ cost?

C(35) = -0.006(35³) + 0.07(35²) + 19(35) + 700 = -$257.25 + $85.75 + $665 + $700 = $1,193.50

b) What would be the additional cost of increasing production to 38 chairs​ monthly?

C(38) = -0.006(38³) + 0.07(38²) + 19(38) + 700 = -$329.23 + $101.08 + $722 + $700 = $1,193.85

additional cost of producing 3 extra chairs = $1,193.85 - $1,193.50 = $0.35

c) What is the marginal cost when x​ = 35?

C(x) = -0.006x³ + 0.07x² + 19x + 700

C'(x) = -0.018x² + 0.14x + 19

marginal cost = -0.018(35²) + 0.14(35) + 19 = -$22.05 + $4.90 + $19 = $1.85

d) Use the marginal cost to estimate the difference in cost between producing 35 and 37 chairs per month.

current cost to produce 38 chairs = $1,193.85

current cost to produce 35 chairs = $1,193.50

difference between producing 35 and 37 chairs = $1,193.85 - $1,193.50 + $1.85 = $2.10

e) I cannot find information about this requirement, similar questions end in (d), there is no (e). Can you write down the complete requirement?