A company's average cost per unit when x units are produced is defined to be Average cost = Total cost x . Suppose a company's average costs are given by Average cost = 6000 x + 35 + 0.2x. Express the average-cost formula as a single fraction. Average cost =
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A company's average cost per unit when x units are produced is defined to be
| Total cost |
| x |
Suppose a company's average costs are given by
| 6000 |
| x |
Express the average-cost formula as a single fraction.
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