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Modeling Costs for the General Store Solution my last name is paliwal so my fixed cost would be 7800$ to 8500$ i choose c to be 8000$ W=-.01x 2 +100x+ 8000 let x be 100 w= -100+ 10000+ 8000 = 17900 let x be 200 w= -400+20000+8000 = 27600 so the cost is increasing as i m increasing the value of x means the variable cost is increasing .

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Modeling Costs for the General Store
If your last name starts with the letter Choose a fixed cost between
A-E $5000-$5700
F-I $5800-$6400
J-L $6500-$7100
M-O $7200-$7800
P-R $7800-$8500
S-T $8600-$9200
U-Z $9300-$10,000
Solution
my last name is paliwal
so my fixed cost would be 7800$ to 8500$
i choose c to be 8000$
W=-.01x 2
+100x+ 8000
let x be 100
w= -100+ 10000+ 8000
= 17900
let x be 200
w= -400+20000+8000
= 27600
so the cost is increasing as i m increasing the value of x means the variable cost is increasing

Modeling Costs for the General Store If your last name starts with.docx

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