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goblinko [34]
3 years ago
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7) Suppose AVC = $113 when the firm produces 515 units of output. Then the firm's fixed cost amounts to a) $5,500, and its profi

t amounts to $20,375. b) $5,980, and its profit amounts to $25,750. c) $5,750, and its profit amounts to $20,375 d) $6,180, and its profit amounts to $25,750.
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1 answer:
Elenna [48]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

d) $6,180, and its profit amounts to $25,750.

Explanation:

At output 515, average variable cost is $113

VC = AVC * Q

     = $113 x 515

     = $58,195

TC = ATC * Q

     = $125 x 515

     = $64,375

Now calculate for Fixed Cost

Total Cost (TC) = VARIABLE COST (VC) + FIXED COST (FC)

FC = TC - VC

     = $64,375 - $58,195

     = <u>$6,180</u>

Calculate for profit

Profit = TR - TC

         = $90,125 - $64,375

         = <u>$25,750</u>

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