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Cerrena [4.2K]1 year ago

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Answer:C(x) = 2000+ 0.05 x

Step-by-step explanation: Cost (C) = fixed cost + (cost per pencil x number of pencils)

Since:

Fixed cost: $2000

Cost per pencil : $0.05

Replacing with the values given:

C(x) = 2000+ 0.05 x

Where x is the number of pencils manufactured.

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