The total cost of producing 9 units of output is `₹ 85`. If average total cost of producing 10 units is `₹ 10`, then what will be the marginal cost of producing this level of output ?

Calculate marginal cost at each level of output :

Calculate marginal cost at each level of output:

Following information is given about a firm: From this information find out: (i) the average fixed cost of producing 4 units. (ii) the average variable cost of producing 5 units. (iii) the least average cost level of output. (iv) the marginal cost of producing the 3rd unit. (v) the total variable cost of producing 6 units.

The total cost at 5 units of output is ₹ 30 . The fixed cost is ₹ 5 . The average variable cost 5 units of output is :

Following information is given about a firm : From this information find out : (i) Average fixed cost of producing 4 units, (ii) Average variable cost of producing 5 units, (iii) Least average cost level of output, (iv) Marginal cost of producing the 3^(rd) unit, (v) Total variable cost of producing 6 unit.

A firm's Average Fixed Cost of producing 2 units of a good is ₹ 9 and given below is its total cost schedule. Calculate its Average Variable Cost and Marginal Cost for each of the given level of output :

A firm is operating with a Total Variable cost of Rs 500 when 5 units of the given output are produced and the Total Fixed Costs are Rs 200, what will be the Average Total Cost of producing 5 units of output ? (i) Rs 140 (ii) Rs 100 (iii) Rs 120 (iv) Rs 300

Let y=3x. (x+7)/(x+5)+4 be the total cost for x units of output of a product. Show that the marginal cost falls continuously as the output increases. [Note that the marginal cost of a product is the rate of change in cost for unit change in the output.]