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fixed cost is fixed at all the output level and it is equal to the
total cost at zero units
fixed cost =total cost - total variable cost
at any Q it is same
fixed cost
=10000-5000=14000-9000=17000-12000=19000-14000=5000
the fixed cost is $5000
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