Answer:
?(?) = 50?^2 + 40? + 30
A.
fixed cost is the constant term in the cost function
so FC = 30
B.
Average fixed cost is fixed cost per unit or AFC = FC/y
= 30/y
C.
variable cost is the cost function which depends on output level
so VC=50?^2 + 40?
D.
Average variable cost is variable cost per unit or AVC=VC/y
AVC=50?^2/y + 40?/y
AVC=50? + 40
E.
Marginal cost is first order derivative of the cost function
MC=dC/dy = 100y+40
F..
Average total cost = C/y = 50?^2/y + 40?/y + 30/y
= 50? + 40 + 30/y
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