Refer to Figure 11-8 above to answer the following questions
a. Identify the curves in the diagram.
A ________ B ________ C ________
b. What is the numerical value of fixed cost when the quantity of output=10?
c. What is the numerical value of variable cost when the quantity of output=10?
d. What is the numerical value of total cost when the quantity of output =10?
e. What is the numerical value of average fixed cost when the quantity of output =10?
f. What is the numerical value of average total cost when the quantity of output =10?
g. On the graph identify the area that represents the total variable cost of production when the quantity of output =10.
h. On the graph identify the area that represents the fixed cost of production when the quantity of output =10.
a. A=Marginal cost curve; B = Average total cost curve; C = Average variable cost curve.
b. $150
c. $70
d. $220
e. $15
f. $22
g. the area of the rectangle 0$7e10
h. the area of the rectangle $7$22de
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