Course talk:MATH110/003/Teams/Schaffhausen

Presentations

Good job in providing a readable and well organized work! But can you put your homework onto a subpage? If you don't know how, check the wiki help page! Also, a step forward would be to use section headers rather than bold text so that the reader can navigate easier.

Math Contents

We are asking for the average cost as production levels rise to some arbitrarily large number. Can you use the formula $average={\frac {\Delta y}{\Delta x}}$ to calculate the average cost?

Good job in providing all the different kinds of models! A step forward in the future would be to try to prove the trend of the marginal cost using algebraic math. For example for a linear problem where $y(x)=mx+b$, using the average formula $average={\frac {\Delta y}{\Delta x}}$ , we can get $average={\frac {m*\Delta x+b}{\Delta x}}$, then see what happens with large $\Delta x$.

Can you think of any other model that doesn't just simply have increasing/decreasing/constant marginal cost?

Other Comments

Can you use the math input function to write in equations? that makes your equations more visible and distinct from the rest of the text and thus makes it easier for the readers to read