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| Variable costs to make | 15 | |
| Add: Avoidable fixed cost | 3 | =8-5 |
| Total relevant cost to make | 18 | |
| Total relevant cost to make | 18 | |
| Less: Cost to buy | 17 | |
| Savings in cost per unit | 1 | |
| Total savings | 5300 | |
| Buy; Savings = $5300 | ||
| Option 4 is correct |
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