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29 October, 04:06

The daily cost C (in dollars) for manufacturer to produce x electronic video components is given by

C (x) = 1000 ln (3 √ 4 x 2 - 500)

If the manufacturer is currently producing 60 each day, by how much can the cost be expected to change if the production is increased by one component each day to 61 components each day?

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