Answer is (c) increase to $20.25 per unit.
Total fixed costs = 27,000 units * $18.00 per unit = $486,000.
Total fixed costs remain same irrespective of level of activity.
Therefore, when 24,000 units are produced, total fixed cost will remain same i.e. $486,000.
Fixed cost per unit = $486,000 / 24,000 units = $20.25 per unit.
We can say that when number of units produced are decreased fixed cost per unit is increased.
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When 27,000 units are produced, fixed costs are $18.00 per unit. Therefore, when 24,000 units are...
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