Using the following information, fill in the blanks: Jill's Jello produces 60,000 units and sells those units for $24 each. The company spends $450,000 on rent and machinery, and $17 per unit in materials and labor. A. The marginal revenue per unit is: $ B. The marginal cost per unit is: $ C. The average total cost per unit is: $ D. The marginal profit per unit is: $ |(round answer to nearest cent)

Using the following information, fill in the blanks: Jill's Jello produces 60,000 units and sells those units for $24 each. The company spends $450,000 on rent and machinery, and $17 per unit in materials and labor. A. The marginal revenue per unit is: $ B. The marginal cost per unit is: $ C. The average total cost per unit is: $ D. The marginal profit per unit is: $ |(round answer to nearest cent)

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