Q36 Q37 TotalTotalAverageAverageOutput(Q)FixedVariableTotalVariableTotalMarginalCostCostCostCostCostCost150$500$400$900$2.67200$500$800$1,300$6.50The table above shows costs for a firm. When Output (Q) changes from 150 to 200, Marginal Cost (MC) is equal to:Select one:O a. $4.00Ob. $400O c. $5.00O d. $8.00geNext pag AverageTotalTotalTotalAverageOutputFixedVariableTotalVariableMarginal(Q)CostCostCostCostCostCost150$50$400$900$2.67200$500$800$1,300$6.50The table above shows costs for a firm. When Q = 150, Average Total Cost (ATC) is equal to:Select one:O a. $2.67Ob. $3.33O c. $900O d. $6.00ge

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Total Total Average Average Dutput (Q) Fixed Variable Total Variable Total Marginal Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost 150 $500 $400 $900 $2.67 200 $500 $800 $1,300 $6.50 e table above shows costs for a firm. When Output (Q) changes from 150 to 200, Marginal Cost (MC) is equal to: lect one: O a. $4.00 O b. $400 O c. $5.00 O d. $8.00 Next pag

Total Total Average Average Dutput (Q) Fixed Variable Total Variable Total Marginal Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost 150 $500 $400 $900 $2.67 200 $500 $800 $1,300 $6.50 e table above shows costs for a firm. When Output (Q) changes from 150 to 200, Marginal Cost (MC) is equal to: lect one: O a. $4.00 O b. $400 O c. $5.00 O d. $8.00 Next pag

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