Posted by Carl on Monday, October 13, 2008 at 6:46pm.
Find the derivative, set equal to zero and solve for x
find C(x)
at x = 0
I think you have a typo probably.
As shown this function starts at zero and keeps getting bigger forever.
Did you leave a negative sign out?
No, there's no typo. That's what I can't figure this out. I put zero and it's wrong.
Beats me Carl.
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