SOLUTION: HELP Please!! The function that relates the Cost ($) of an oil well to its Depth (x) in feet is as follows: C(x) = -146,983 + 58.72 * x Find and interpret C(3500).

SOLUTION: HELP Please!! The function that relates the Cost ($) of an oil well to its Depth (x) in feet is as follows: C(x) = -146,983 + 58.72 * x Find and interpret C(3500).

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Question 91031: HELP Please!!
The function that relates the Cost ($) of an oil well to its Depth (x) in feet is as follows:
C(x) = -146,983 + 58.72 * x
Find and interpret C(3500).

Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
C(x) = -146,983 + 58.72 * x
Find and interpret C(3500).
C(3500) = -146,983 + 58.72*3500
C(3500) = 58537
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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