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A manufacturing plant produces gears for automobiles. It makes 5,000 units annually. Costs: . Materials cost = $8,000 . Labor cost = $25,000 . Utilities = $7,000 per year What is the unit cost?

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A manufacturing plant produces gears for automobiles. It makes
5,000 units annually.
Costs:
.
Materials cost = $8,000
. Labor cost = $25,000
. Utilities = $7,000 per year
What is the unit cost?

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