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The cost of manufacturing clocks is given by c = 121/\ root n+4 where c is the total cost and n is the number produced.what is c when no clocks are produced?
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The cost of manufacturing clocks is given by c = 121/\ root n+4 where c is the total cost and n is the number produced.what is c when no clocks are produced?

The cost of manufacturing clocks is given by c = 121/\ root n+4 where c is the total-example-1
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When no clocks are produced, n becomes 0. This means that the equation looks like C = 121√0 + 4. Thus, you just do 121 x √4 which is 121 x 2 which is 242.
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