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Revenue functions and Demand functions FUNCTIONS The Revenue functions are related to Demand functions. ie. We can get the Revenue function from multiplying the demand function by quantity (x). i.e. Revenue function = Demand function x x Eg: 1 : If the Demand function is 2x + 3, Calculate the Revenue function. Revenue function = Demand function x x = (2x + 3)x x = 2x 2 + 3x Eg: 2 : If the Demand function is 4x 2 + 5x 3, Calculate the Revenue function. Revenue function = Demand function x x = (4x 2 + 5x 3)x x = 4x 3 + 5x 2 3x Total cost Functions, Variable cost functions and Fixed cost The total cost function is included the variable cost function and fixed cost. i.e. Note : Here, variable cost function will be given as a form of quadric function (eg. : 1000x 2 + 8000x) and Fixed cost will be given as a form of amount of money (eg. : Rs. 40 000/-). Eg: 1 : If the Variable cost function is 2x 2 + 3x and the fixed cost is Rs. 300,000/-, Identify the Total cost function. = 2x 2 + 3x + 300,000 Eg: 2 : If the Variable cost function is 4x 2 + 2x and fixed cost is Rs. 1000/-, Calculate the Total cost function. = 4x 2 + 2x + 1000 Profit functions The Profit is obtained by deducting the total cost from the Revenue. Similarly the Profit function is obtained by deducting the total cost function from the Revenue function. i.e. Profit function = Revenue function Total cost function Eg: 1 : If the Total cost function is 40 + 4x and the Revenue function is 24x 2x 2, Calculate the Profit function. Profit function = Revenue function Total cost function = 24x 2x 2 (40 + 4x) = 24x 2x 2 40 4x = 20x 2x 2 40 Note : To avoid the arithmetic errors, when you substitute the values to the Total cost function it is convenient if you put bracket as in the above equation.

Eg: 2 : The following information is given for you. Demand function = 120,000 + 100x Variable cost function = 7000x + 1000x 2 Fixed cost = Rs. 900,000/- By using above information, calculate the Revenue function, Total cost function and Profit function. Revenue function = Demand function x x = (120,000 + 100x) x x = 120,000x + 100x 2 = 7000x + 1000x 2 + 900,000 Profit function = Revenue function Total cost function = 120,000x + 100x 2 (7000x + 1000x 2 + 900,000) = 120,000x + 100x 2 7000x 1000x 2 900,000 = 113000x 900x 2 900,000 Marginal revenue functions and Marginal cost functions How to calculate Marginal revenue function? We can calculate Marginal revenue function by differentiating the Revenue function. Eg: 1 : If the Revenue function is 5x 2 + 4x + 2000, Calculate the Marginal revenue function. Revenue function (R) = 5x 2 + 4x + 2000 Marginal revenue function = (5x2) x 2-1 + 4x 1-1 +0 = 10x + 4 0 = 10x + 4 Eg: 2 : If the Demand function is 4x 2 + 5x 3, Calculate the Marginal Revenue function. To determine the marginal revenue function, we need Revenue function. But here only demand function is provided. So, first we need to find the revenue function from the demand function. Revenue function (R) = Demand function x x = (4x 2 + 5x 3)x x = 4x 3 + 5x 2 3x Marginal revenue function = (4x3)x 3-1 + (5x2)x 2-1 3x 1-1 =12x 2 + 10x 3 Similarly we can calculate the Marginal cost function by differentiating the total cost function. Eg: 1 : If the total cost function is x 2 20x + 1000, Calculate the Marginal cost function. Total cost function (TC) = x 2 20x + 1000 Marginal cost function = 2x 20 + 0 = 2x 20

Eg: 2 : If the Variable cost function is 5x 2 + 4x and fixed cost is Rs. 2000, Calculate the Marginal cost function. To determine the marginal cost function, we need total cost function. But here Variable cost function and fixed cost are provided. So, first we will find the total cost function using variable cost function and fixed cost. Total cost function (TC) = Variable cost function + Fixed cost = 5x 2 + 4x + 2000 Marginal cost function = 10x + 4 + 0 = 10x + 4. Break - even quantity There are two methods to determine the Break even quantity. Method 1 The answers which received from the equalizing to Zero the Profit function or equalizing the Total cost function with the Revenue function is known as Break even quantities. Profit function = 0 or Total cost function = Revenue function Eg : If the Total cost function is 300x + 4800 and the Revenue function is 2x 2 + 500x, Calculate the Break even quantity. Total cost function = Revenue function Profit function = 0 300x + 4800 = 2x 2 + 500x Revenue function Total cost function = 0 2x 2-500x + 300x + 4800 = 0 2x 2 + 500x (300x + 4800) = 0 x 2-100x + 2400 = 0 2x 2 + 500x 300x 4800 = 0 x 2-100x + 2400 = 0 x = 60 or x = 40 x = 60 or x = 40 Break even quantities are 60 & 40. Break even quantities are 60 & 40. Method 2 Find the Break even quantity by graphing the Total cost function and the Revenue function in the same graph. Eg : Consider the above example. (Hint: Take the values of 20, 40, 60 80, 100 as the values of x for the graph) Total cost function 300x + 4800 If x = 20 300 x 20 + 4800 = 10,800 If x = 40 300 x 40 + 4800 = 16,800 If x = 60 300 x 60 + 4800 = 22,800 If x = 80 300 x 80 + 4800 = 28,800 If x = 100 300 x 100 + 4800 = 34,800 Revenue function 2x 2 + 500x If x = 20 2 x 20 2 + 500 x 20 = 9,200 If x = 40-2 x 40 2 +500 x 40 = 16,800 If x = 60-2 x 60 2 + 500 x 60 = 22,800 If x = 80-2 x 80 2 + 500 x 80 = 27,200 If x = 100-2 x 100 2 + 500 x 100 = 30,000

20 40 60 80 100 Break even quantities PROFIT MAXIMUM POINT How to calculate the Profit maximum point? There are two Methods of calculating the Profit Maximum point. Method 1 (By differentiation) At the maximum point, the first differentiation should be Zero and the second differentiation should be negative of the profit function. Eg : If the Total cost function is 300x + 4800 and the Revenue function is 2x 2 + 500x, Calculate the Profit function and the quantity at which the profit is maximized. Profit function = Revenue function Total cost function = 2x 2 + 500x (300x + 4800) P = 2x 2 + 200x 4800. Calculating profit maximum point : first derivative of the profit function should be Zero. So, = 4x + 200 = 0 4x = 200 x = 50 second derivative of the profit function should be negative. So, = 4 < 0 Both conditions are satisfied. x = 50. Method 2 (By using break even points) Eg 1 : If the Total cost function is 300x + 4800 and the Revenue function is 2x 2 + 500x, Calculate the Profit function and the quantity at which the profit is maximized. At the Break even point. Total cost function = Revenue function 300x + 4800 = 2x 2 + 500x 2x 2-500x + 300x + 4800 = 0 x 2-100x + 2400 = 0 x = 60 or x = 40 Break even quantities are 60 & 40.

So, the quantity at which Profit is maximized = = 50 x = 50. Eg 2 : Weekly profit function of a company is given by P = 1,400x - x 2-240,000 where x is the number of units produced per week. How many units to be sold to maximize the weekly profit? P = x 2 + 1400x 240,000 = 0 = 2x + 1400 = 0 2x = 1400 x = 700 = 2 < 0 x = 700. EXERCISES 01. The variable cost of a manufacturing company is Rs.6/- per unit and the total fixed cost is Rs.560/-. The total revenue function is given below: TR = 2x 2 + 30x + 520 where x is the number of units produced. (i) (ii) Find the Profit Function. Calculate the quantity at which the profit is maximized using differentiation. (i) Profit function = Revenue function Total cost function = Revenue function (Variable cost function + Fixed cost) = 2x 2 + 30x + 520 (6x + 560) = 2x 2 + 30x + 520 6x 560 P = 2x 2 + 24x 40 (ii) Profit function (P) = 2x 2 + 24x 40 = 4x + 24= 0 4x = 24 x = 6 = 4 < 0 x = 6 02. One of the machineries of a company is capable of producing a maximum of 10,000 units per week. The weekly cost to produce x No. of units is given by, TC = 75,000 +100x 0.03x 2 + 0.000004x 3 and the demand function for the units is D = 200 0.005x Identify the marginal cost, marginal revenue and marginal profit functions. (i) Total cost function (TC) = 75,000 +100x 0.03x 2 + 0.000004x 3 Marginal cost function = = 0 + 100 0.06x + 0.000012x 2 = 100 0.06x + 0.000012x 2 (ii) Revenue function (R) = Demand function x x = (200 0.005x) x x = 200x 0.005x 2 Marginal Revenue function = = 200 0.01x (iii) Profit function (P) = Revenue function Total cost function

= 200x 0.005x 2 (75,000 +100x 0.03x 2 + 0.000004x 3 ) = 200x 0.005x 2 75,000 100x + 0.03x 2 0.000004x 3 = 100x + 0.25x 2 75,000 0.000004x 3 Marginal Profit function = = 100 + (0.25x2)x 2-1 0 (0.000004x3)x 3-1 =100 + 0.5x 0 0.000012x 2 = 100 + 0.5x 0.000012x 2 03. Cost function and revenue function of a company are as follows, where x is the number of units produced and sold: TR = 8x, TC = 6x + 1,400 Calculate the break-even number of units. (i) At the Break even point, Total cost function = Revenue function 6x + 1,400 = 8x 8x 6x = 1400 2x = 1400 x = 700 04. Calculate the following using the given data below. (i) Revenue function (ii) Total cost function (iii) Profit function (iv) Marginal Revenue function (v) Marginal cost function (vi) Break even point Demand function = 3x + 7 Variable cost function = 3x 2 3x Fixed cost = Rs. 60/- (i) Revenue function = Demand function x x = (3x + 7) x x = 3x 2 + 7x (ii) = 3x 2 3x + 60 (ii) Profit function = Revenue function Total cost function = 3x 2 + 7x (3x 2 3x + 60) = 3x 2 + 7x 3x 2 + 3x 60 = 10x 60 (iv) Marginal Revenue function = = 6x + 7 (v) Marginal cost function = = 6x 3 (vi) Break even point Revenue function = Total cost function 3x 2 + 7x = 3x 2 3x + 60 10x = 60 x = 6