TC(Q)=3Q^2+5

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Solution for TC(Q)=3Q^2+5 equation: 


Simplifying
TC(Q) = 3Q2 + 5

Multiply CT * Q
CQT = 3Q2 + 5

Reorder the terms:
CQT = 5 + 3Q2

Solving
CQT = 5 + 3Q2

Solving for variable 'C'.

Move all terms containing C to the left, all other terms to the right.

Divide each side by 'QT'.
C = 5Q-1T-1 + 3QT-1

Simplifying
C = 5Q-1T-1 + 3QT-1

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