Theoretically any given production plant has an optimum


Question: Theoretically, any given production plant has an optimum output level. Suppose a certain production plant has annual fixed costs PC = $2.000,000. Variable cost VC is functionally related to annual output Q in a manner that can be described by the function VC = 512 + $0.005Q. Total annual cost is given by TC = FC + VC x Q. The unit sales price for one production unit P = $250.

(a) Determine the value of Q that minimizes unit cost UC, where UC = TC' IQ; and compute the annual profit earned by the plant at this quantity.

(b) Determine the value of Q that maximizes the annual profit earned by the plant; and compute the annual profit earned by the plant at this quantity.

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