The average cost per item for a product is given by:  AC(x)=x^3/3-7x^2/2+12x+10 Where x is the number of items produced ( in hundreds) and AC(x) is the average cost per item.The company can produce between 300 and 600 items per day. How many should be produced soThat the average cost per item is a minimum?

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3) The average cost per item for a product is given by: 

AC(x)=x^3/3-7x^2/2+12x+10

Where x is the number of items produced ( in hundreds) and AC(x) is the average cost per item.The company can produce between 300 and 600 items per day. How many should be produced soThat the average cost per item is a minimum? 

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