On a tropical island there are 100 potential boat builders, numbered 1 through 100. Each can build up to 12 boats a year, but anyone who goes into the boat-building business has to pay a fixed cost of 11. Marginal costs differ from person to person. Where y denotes the number of boats built per year, boat builder 1 has a total cost function c(y) = 11 + y. Boat builder 2 has a total cost function c(y) = 11 + 2y and, more generally, for each i; from 1 to 100, boat builder i has a cost function c(y) = 11+iy. If the price of boats is 40, how many boats will be built per year?