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Dr. Arlet Arratoonian
on Oct 08, 2024Verified
Answer the question on the basis of the following information: TFC = Total Fixed Cost Q= Quantity of Output MC = Marginal Cost P= Product Price TVC = Total Variable Cost \begin{array} { l l } \text { TFC = Total Fixed Cost } & Q = \text { Quantity of Output } \\\text { MC = Marginal Cost } & P = \text { Product Price } \\\text { TVC = Total Variable Cost } &\end{array} TFC = Total Fixed Cost MC = Marginal Cost TVC = Total Variable Cost Q= Quantity of Output P= Product Price Refer to the information.Average fixed cost is:
A)
TVC - MC \text { TVC - MC } TVC - MC
B)
MCQ\frac { M C } { Q }QMC
C)
TFC Q\frac { \text { TFC } } { Q }Q TFC
D)
TVCQ\frac { \mathrm { TVC } } { Q }QTVC
Average Fixed Cost
The fixed costs of production (such as rent, salaries, and equipment) divided by the quantity of output produced.
Total Variable Cost
The sum of all variable costs (costs that vary with production volume) associated with producing a specific amount of a good or service.
Marginal Cost
The supplementary expense arising from creating another unit of a product or service.
- Calculate specific cost measures (MC, ATC, AVC, AFC) given appropriate data.
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AB
Learning Objectives
- Calculate specific cost measures (MC, ATC, AVC, AFC) given appropriate data.