
Debosir G. answered 11/07/22
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Average cost function C̅(x)=C(x)/x or more simply the total cost divided by the number of units produced. Hence, C̅(x)=(80x+150)/x or C̅(x)= 80 + 150/x .
If C̅(x)<100, it means that the average cost per unit is less than 100.
Plugging in for what C̅(x) is we get the following inequality:
80+150/x<100
150/x<20
150<20x
150/20<x
7.5<x
The average cost per unit is less than $100 only when you are producing 8 or more units.