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3 years ago

If the variable costs of producing two books are $100, what is the marginal cost of producing one more book?

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Ierofanga [76]3 years ago

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Answer:Hi Martina, okie anyway Im taking the test rn too I just answered Tanya, its $25

Explanation:

1 book= 50

2 books= 100

100-50=50

Then 50/2=25

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Answer: $312.06

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We are given that :

MSRP = $17500 , time = 36 months , interest rate = 9% , residual value = 57%

Exact residual value = 57% of 17,500 = $9975

Also, we know Money factor = rate ÷ 2400

money factor = 0.00375

Step 1 : To calculate monthly depreciation by using the formula :

Monthly Depreciation: MSRP-RESIDUAL VALUE / No. of MONTHS

17500-9975 / 36 = $209.03

Step 2 : To calculate monthly financial charge by using the formula :-

Monthly financial charge=( MSRP + RESIDUAL VALUE) . MONEY FACTOR.

Monthly financial charge = (17500+ 9975) . 0.00375= $103.031 25

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Lease payment = Depreciation + Financial charge

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When Paul arrived at work in the morning, he promised his co-workers that he would buy dinner for all of them that evening. He m

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A quality that makes a contract legally binding is that it is enforceable by law.

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c. How many packages per day would each vehicle have to deliver in order to maintain the firm's profit per vehicle after supervisors are introduced?

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