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The answer to this question is Variable cost.
As the level of production increase , the total variable cost is increased and vice versa.
Examples of variable cost are the cost of sugar in condensed milk factory, the cost of leather in bag manufacturing, the cost of coffee beans in starbucks, etc.

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