Jack's Trimmers, Inc. produced 400 hand-held lawn trimmers. Total fixed costs were$22,000 and total variable costs were $48,000.a. If 500 lawn trimmers were produced, what would the total variable costs be?b. What is the fixed cost per lawn trimmer, assuming 500 trimmers are produced?c. What is the total cost per lawn trimmer, assuming 500 trimmers are produced?

Here given, Total Fixed cost=$22,000 Total variable cost=$48,000 Total trimmer produced =400

Answered: Jack's Trimmers, Inc. produced 400…

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