Calculate the respective marginal functions for the following total cost/revenue functions.you state ALL rulesa) TC = 1.5Q? + 3Q² + ()Q + 67Qb) TR =(Q+3)c) TR =(VQ5). (InQ)d) Without expanding, calculate the marginal function for:TC = (2Q2 – 3Q + 7)5e) Explain how one can use differentiation to analytically determine the slope of a curve

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Calculate the respective marginal functions for the following total cost/revenue functions. you state ALL rules a) TC = 1.5Q³ + 3Q² + ()Q + 6