

b) Total cost table is given
by :

Graph as desired in question is

ii) All relevant break-even and crossover point is discussed earlier.
iii) Design A preferred in range [ 0, 25000]
Design B preferred in range [ 25000, 100000]
Design C preferred in range [ 100000, 150000]
(C)
if one of the alternative produce ethical dilemma like in this example project is related to solar plants so may be the any design produce any dilemma , we can reject that alternative and choose different alternative or we can control our production as per best ethical solution to provide minimum cost. We can split our production in multiple other areas where such ethical problems are no there like environment related issues etc.
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