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Answer of is 0.70
Notes:
Average total cost is the sum of all the production costs divided by the number of units produced.
| Average Total Cost = Total Cost of Production / Quanity of Units Produced |
Average Total Cost of 4 Brownies = Total cost of Four Brownies/4
Total cost of 4 brownies is available in the question as 2.80
So Average Total Cost of 4 Brownies = 2.8/4 = 0.70
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third
fifth
first
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