Solution) Suppose that we know the marginal profit at a production level x is given by MP(x)=5-(2000)/(x^2), x
Question: Suppose that we know the marginal profit at a production level x is given by \(MP\left( x \right)=5-\frac{2000}{{{x}^{2}}}\), \(x\ge 20\). What is the change in profit if the production level increases from x = 40 to x = 100.
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