Business Mathematics
Course Code: BMT 101
Introduction to Integral Calculus
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Introduction to Integral Calculus
Integral calculus is one of the two major branches of
calculus, with the other being differential calculus. It
focuses on the concept of integration, which is the reverse
process of differentiation. Integral calculus is concerned
with calculating quantities related to the accumulation or
the total change of a function over an interval.
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Introduction to Integral Calculus
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Introduction to Integral Calculus
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Introduction to Integral Calculus
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Introduction to Integral Calculus
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Practice Problem
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Area and the Definite Integral
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Introduction to Integral Calculus
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Introduction to Integral Calculus
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Introduction to Integral Calculus
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Area Between Two Curve
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Introduction to Integral Calculus
Step 2
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Practice Math
Income from an operation at time I months from its initiation is at
the rate of (10+ 0.2t) thousand dollars per month and variable
expense is at the rate of (5 +0.3t) thousand dollars per month. If
fixed start-up cost was $5 thousand, find
a) The optimum time to terminate the operation.
b) The maximum net profit that can be achieved.
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Practice Math
At market equilibrium, consumers demand 100,000
tons of oil, which has the
demand function pa(q) = 110 -0.5q
where q is in thousands of tons and pa(q) is in
dollars per ton. Compute consumers' surplus.
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Practice Math
At market equilibrium, consumers demand 100,000
tons of oil, whose supply function is
Ps(q) = 10 + 0.5q
where q is in thousands of tons and p.(q) is in dollars
per ton. Compute producers surplus.
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Practice Math
The supply and demand functions for SAE 90 lubricating oil
are Pa(q)= 110 -0.5q,
Ps(q) = 10 + 0.5q
where q is in thousands of tons and price is in dollars per ton.
By review of the previous two exercises, or by starting anew,
find:
a) The equilibrium point. E(qm. Pm).
b) Producers' surplus.
c) Consumers' surplus
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Thank You
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