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Christ Embassy
LCA CHURCH3
Complete te hallowing coA schedules
LoutPutiotal cost Average coA Marginal cosA
2.
14
3.
4.
20
6.
48
a at ahat autput is Ac at te mininum"
buft what autput
c.At hat output dees AC Aart
d At what
ter Han Ac?
is MC at He mininum?
Increasing
does Mc Start ho begrea=
astput
e_whoat is t, e maximum output.

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