Consider the table below that describes the costs associated with producing a good (Q). Total Variable Total Cost Cost 30 1 30 60 2 50 80 3 65 95 4 77 107 87 117 6 100 130 7 120 150 8 160 190 9. 220 250 10 300 330 What is the value of the marginal cost of producing the second unit? Enter your answer as a number below. Do not include a "$" sign.

Consider the table below that describes the costs associated with producing a good (Q). Total Variable Total Cost Cost 30 1 30 60 2 50 80 3 65 95 4 77 107 87 117 6 100 130 7 120 150 8 160 190 9. 220 250 10 300 330 What is the value of the marginal cost of producing the second unit? Enter your answer as a number below. Do not include a "$" sign.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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