If y = 3x((x + a)/(x + b)) + 5 where, a and b are constants and a b, be the total cost for x unit of output of a commodity. What will be the nature of marginal cost as the output increases continuously?

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If y = 3x((x + a)/(x + b)) + 5 where, a and b are constants and a > b, be the total cost for x unit of output of a commodity. What will be the nature of marginal cost as the output increases continuously?

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Does not change

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Increases continuously

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Falls continuously

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Changes as the interval of y changes

1.	If y = 3x((x + a)/(x + b)) + 5 where, a and b are constants and a > b, be the total cost for x unit of output of a commodity. What will be the nature of marginal cost as the output increases continuously?
A.	Does not change
B.	Increases continuously
C.	Falls continuously
D.	Changes as the interval of y changes
Answer» D.

If y = 3x((x + a)/(x + b)) + 5 where, a and b are constants and a > b, be the total cost for x unit of output of a commodity. What will be the nature of marginal cost as the output increases continuously?

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