AC if TC = 20q + 10q^2?

JordyRitzen asked May 7, 2022

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JordyRitzen asked May 7, 2022

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Answer:

AC = (20+ 10q)

Explanation:

Given that,

Total cost, TC = 20q + 10q²

We need to find AC i.e. average cost.

It can be solved as follows :

$AC=(TC)/(q)\\\\AC=(20q + 10q^2)/(q)\\\\AC=(q(20+ 10q))/(q)\\\\AC={(20+ 10q)}$

So, the value of AC is (20+ 10q).

Xamenrax answered May 12, 2022

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