Asked by Lisa
If fixed cost is $8,000, variable cost is $5,000 at an output of 2 and $9,000 at an output of 3, how much is marginal cost at an output of 3?
Can someone show me how to do the formula step by step?
Can someone show me how to do the formula step by step?
Answers
Answered by
Anonymous
(13k/2)-(17k/3)= X
6.5k - 5.667k = X
X = .833k
6.5k - 5.667k = X
X = .833k
Answered by
Anonymous
srry
i posted i think wrong answer
answer is =$4,000
The change in cost from 2 to 3 units of output would be the marginal cost of unit 3. The difference is the difference in variable costs, $9,000 minus $5,000.
i posted i think wrong answer
answer is =$4,000
The change in cost from 2 to 3 units of output would be the marginal cost of unit 3. The difference is the difference in variable costs, $9,000 minus $5,000.
Answered by
Lisa
Thanks, Anonymous...Although I understand the concept I need to actually see the formula. I am a visual kindda person.
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