Assistants please with all workings.  The table below shows monthly data collected on production costs and on the number of units produced over a twelve month period. Month       Total ProductionCosts  Level of Activity(Units Produced) July                        $230,000                             3,500 August                   250,000                               3,750 September             260,000                               3,800 October                  220,000                              3,400 November              340,000                              5,800 December               330,000                              5,500 January                   200,000                              2,900 February                 210,000                              3,300 March                     240,000                              3,600 April                        380,000                             5,900 May                         350,000                             5,600 June                        290,000                              5,000 a) Determine the variable cost per unit and the fixed cost using the high-low method. b) What is the equation of the total mixed cost function? c) Prepare the scatter diagram and insert the trendline or line of best-fit. Use a scale of 2 cm to represent 1,000 units on the x-axis & 2 cm to represent $50,000 on the yaxis.

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Assistants please with all workings. 

The table below shows monthly data collected on production costs and on the number of units produced over a twelve month period.

Month       Total ProductionCosts  Level of Activity(Units Produced)
July                        $230,000                             3,500
August                   250,000                               3,750
September             260,000                               3,800
October                  220,000                              3,400
November              340,000                              5,800
December               330,000                              5,500
January                   200,000                              2,900
February                 210,000                              3,300
March                     240,000                              3,600
April                        380,000                             5,900
May                         350,000                             5,600
June                        290,000                              5,000

a) Determine the variable cost per unit and the fixed cost using the high-low method.


b) What is the equation of the total mixed cost function?


c) Prepare the scatter diagram and insert the trendline or line of best-fit. Use a scale of 2 cm to represent 1,000 units on the x-axis & 2 cm to represent $50,000 on the yaxis.

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Variable cost per unit is the cost of each unit of goods that a company produces.Basically in variable costs changes take place as there is change in production level of the firm.

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