While reviewing a page of cost details provided by your accountant, you spill coffee on it and make illegible most of the numbers. Use the remaining legible numbers below to recover the full table. TC FC VC MC AVC AFC AC | - 1 17 2 15 3 101 4 14.5 5 122 67 11 6 21 In general, if MC < AC, is AC always increasing or always decreasing or we cannot say in general? Is your answer exhibited in the table above?

While reviewing a page of cost details provided by your accountant, you spill coffee on it and make illegible most of the numbers. Use the remaining legible numbers below to recover the full table. TC FC VC MC AVC AFC AC | - 1 17 2 15 3 101 4 14.5 5 122 67 11 6 21 In general, if MC < AC, is AC always increasing or always decreasing or we cannot say in general? Is your answer exhibited in the table above?

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