Let u(x) = C(x) and let v(x) = x. Find the derivative of u(x). O A. u'(x) = C(x)• C'(x) O B. u'(x) = C'(x) O C. u'(x) = C'(x)

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Bus Econ 12.2.47
C(x)
Suppose that the average cost function is given by C(x) =
where x is the number of items pro
C'x)= XC (x) – C(x)
v(x) • u'(x) – u(x) • v'(x)
[V'(x)]?
O B. f(x)=
u(x) • v'(x) – v(x) • u'(x)
[V'(x)]?
O C. f'(x) =-
Let u(x) = C(x) and let v(x) = x Find the derivative of u(x).
O A. u'(x) = C(x) • C'(x)
O B. u'(x)= Cx)
Oc. u(x)= C (x)
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Transcribed Image Text:Bus Econ 12.2.47 C(x) Suppose that the average cost function is given by C(x) = where x is the number of items pro C'x)= XC (x) – C(x) v(x) • u'(x) – u(x) • v'(x) [V'(x)]? O B. f(x)= u(x) • v'(x) – v(x) • u'(x) [V'(x)]? O C. f'(x) =- Let u(x) = C(x) and let v(x) = x Find the derivative of u(x). O A. u'(x) = C(x) • C'(x) O B. u'(x)= Cx) Oc. u(x)= C (x) Click to select your answer and then click Check Answer.
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