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  1. December 14th 2012, 09:57 AM #1
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    Fundamental Theorem of Calculus/Marginal Cost---HELP PLEASE

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    The problem I am having with this question is that the formula I was taught to use requires a function for C'(q). I tried doing this problem by simply putting C'(q) at 400 in and was told it was wrong. There may be something simple I am overlooking, but I would greatly appreciate any help you all can offer me with this problem. Thank you!
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    Re: Fundamental Theorem of Calculus/Marginal Cost---HELP PLEASE

    C(q_2) - C(q_1) = \int_{q_1}^{q_2} C'(q) \, dq
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