Productivity-diminishingreturns Suppose the pro-ductivity P of an individual worker (in number of itemsproduced per hour) is a function of the number ofhours of training f according to951+ 2700Find the number of hours of training at which the rateof change of productivity is maximized. (That is, findthe point of diminishing returns.)

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Productivity-diminishing returns Suppose the pro- ductivity P of an individual worker (in number of items produced per hour) is a function of the number of hours of training f according to P(t) = 5 + 951² + 2700 Find the number of hours of training at which the rate of change of productivity is maximized. (That is, find the point of diminishing returns.)

Productivity-diminishing returns Suppose the pro- ductivity P of an individual worker (in number of items produced per hour) is a function of the number of hours of training f according to P(t) = 5 + 951² + 2700 Find the number of hours of training at which the rate of change of productivity is maximized. (That is, find the point of diminishing returns.)

Calculus For The Life Sciences

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