Suppose a product's cost function is given by C(q)=7q2+300q\displaystyle {C}{\left({q}\right)}=-{7}{q}^{{2}}+{300}{q}, where C(q)\displaystyle {C}{\left({q}\right)} is in dollars and q\displaystyle {q} is the number of units produced.

Use the marginal cost function to find the approximate cost of producing the 28th\displaystyle {28}^{{{t}{h}}} unit.
Marginal cost=\displaystyle =   dollars per unit