Interest Table Cost.1.2: Amount Rates Loan #1 = $25,000 3.20% Loan #2 = $40,000 4.30% Owner's Last Job Wage = $36,000 Labor = $8,000 Ingredients $40,000 Rents = $5,000 Total Revenue = $200,000 According to information in Table Cost. 1.2, accounting profits is about O No answer text provided. O $79.420 ONo answer text provided. O $79.480

Interest Table Cost.1.2: Amount Rates Loan #1 = $25,000 3.20% Loan #2 = $40,000 4.30% Owner's Last Job Wage = $36,000 Labor = $8,000 Ingredients $40,000 Rents = $5,000 Total Revenue = $200,000 According to information in Table Cost. 1.2, accounting profits is about O No answer text provided. O $79.420 ONo answer text provided. O $79.480

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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