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VMariaS [17]
1 year ago
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a company currently producing 10 air conditioners each day has daily total costs of $1,500. producing an additional air conditio

ner will increases costs by $250 daily. what are the total daily costs for the firm if they produce the 11th air conditioner?
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pantera1 [17]1 year ago
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If the company produces an additional 11th air conditioners, the daily costs would reach $1750.

A cost is the worth of money that has been expended to produce something or provide a service and is therefore no longer available for use in production, research, retail, and accounting. In the case of an acquisition cost, the money spent on the acquisition is considered the cost.

A total of $1500 per day is spent producing 10 air conditioners.

$250 is the daily cost of creating an extra air conditioner.

Cost per day total for manufacturing 11th air conditioners

= Daily production costs for 10th air conditioners plus daily production costs for a single additional air conditioner

= $1500 + $250

Therefore, the cost of manufacturing the 11th air conditioner = $1750

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