For this discussion, you have a couple of options. The first one is from ch 1 (a business scenario if you're interested in your own business) and the second one is on limits from ch 3 (making an incorrect example). Have fun with either option! Option 1: For this discussion, come up with a business idea focusing on a single product. Briefly describe your business scenario. In your business, discuss the following (make sure the numbers are realistic based on a real-life scenario (i.e. use 4.99 instead of 5) and not overly simple (i.e. all of the numbers end in '0' or '5', etc.) or overly complicated). Identify the following: 1. What is the cost function for your business? What is the marginal cost? What is the fixed cost? 2. What is the selling price for your product? What is the Revenue function? 3. What is the break-even point for your business? Is it realistic? Option 2: Share an example of computing a limit numerically or algebraically but make sure to include one deliberate. error in your calculation (so your classmates can identify it). Try to be creative (it doesn't have to be an algebraic error). Make sure to let us know what the error was after a couple of days if no one identifies the error.