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Calculus · Easy problem

A manufacturing cost (in thousands of dollars) as a function of labor hours x>0x>0 is f(x)=x+ln⁡xf(x)=x+\ln x. Economists want to know: at what cost level is the marginal labor-per-dollar rate, (f−1)′(f^{-1})', exactly 12\dfrac12? Find that cost level.

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