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Defining the Total Inventory Value Function

A retail analyst uses two polynomial functions to model business operations: I(x)I(x) represents the quantity of items in inventory, and C(x)C(x) represents the unit cost per item. The analyst needs to define the total inventory value function, denoted as (I⋅C)(x)(I \cdot C)(x). State the algebraic formula that defines (I⋅C)(x)(I \cdot C)(x) in terms of the individual functions I(x)I(x) and C(x)C(x).

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