[Solved] Given a cost function C(x)=1000√x^3+2 and a revenue function R(x)=2000√x^2+3, find the marginal profit
Question: Given a cost function \(C\left( x \right)=1000\sqrt{{{x}^{3}}+2}\) and a revenue function \(R\left( x \right)=2000\sqrt{{{x}^{2}}+3}\), find the marginal profit function.
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