Suppose That a Firm's Long-Run Total Cost Curve Can Be $T C = 10 Q Q ^ { 2 } + 20 Q$

question 37

Multiple Choice

Suppose that a firm's long-run total cost curve can be expressed as $T C = 10 Q Q ^ { 2 } + 20 Q$ . This firm's long-run average total cost curve can be expressed as

• A) \(A C = 20 Q + 20\) .
• B) \(A C = 10 Q + 20\) .
• C) \(A C = 10 + 20 Q\) .
• D) \(A C = 10 Q ^ { 2 }\) .

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