charlie is running a coffe shop and are currently selling 200 coffees. it cost them 2,0000 to hire a graphic designer to make a logo for their shop, 800 for coffe beans at this level of profuction, and 40,000 to lease out the building for the coffe shop for a year. what is charlies average variables cost ?

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