Ans)- We know that-
Average cost = Total cost / quantity produced
so in the above table, quantity produced is 6 units and corresponding total cost at 6 units of output is 69.
so,
Average cost = 69/6 = 11.5
hence here 3rd option is correct. i.e. average cost for producing 6 units of output is 11.5.
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