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thas.rationalreasoning.net' t The farmer has a "start up cost" for producing milk in addition to how much he pays for actually producing a specific amount. Suppose the function irelates a dairy farmer's total cost in dollars (including the start up cost) as a function of the number of gallons of milk produced Before reading the answer choices A-J write on a piece of paper in your own words the meaning of each expression below, After writing your own statements, match each expression with its appropriate meaning from the list A below, i , m(180) g·m( 180 + h)-tr(h)

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Function of milk prodcution ---> w (h) where h is no. of milk in gallons produced

Fixed intial startup cost ---> w(0) ( 0 gallons)

Now cost of producing 180 gallons of milk ---> w(180)   

Cost to produce 180 and extra h gallons ---> w( h+180)

Change in cost producing first 180 gallons ----> w(180) -w(0)

Cost to produce 'b'gallons ----> w(b)

Change in cost when production increases to from h to 180: ----> w(180+h) -w(h)

startup cost for producing 0 gallons is 180 dolars ---> w(0) = 180

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