
a.
Concept Introduction:
Companies classify costs at different levels of activity into three types such as variable, fixed, and mixed costs. Variable costs are those costs that change with the change in the level of activity. Fixed costs are the costs that remain the same regardless of the change in activity. Mixed costs are the costs that contain both fixed and variable cost components.
To classify: The given costs as variable, fixed, or mixed costs.
b.
Concept Introduction:
Companies classify costs at different levels of activity into three types such as variable, fixed, and mixed costs. Variable costs are those costs that change with the change in the level of activity. Fixed costs are the costs that remain the same regardless of the change in activity. Mixed costs are the costs that contain both fixed and variable cost components.
To calculate: The expected costs when production is 5,000 units.

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