A cost of production function is given as                                     C (n) = (n – 100)2 + 100 where C (n) is the cost in $ of producing n number of a certain product. Use the derivative to determine the n which will minimize the cost of production. n = 10 n = 100 c) n = 50 d) n = 20

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A cost of production function is given as

                                    C (n) = (n – 100)2 + 100

where C (n) is the cost in $ of producing n number of a certain product.

Use the derivative to determine the n which will minimize the cost of production.

n = 10
n = 100
c) n = 50
d) n = 20
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