asty Beverage Co. produces soft drinks, specializing in fruit drinks. Tasty produces 4,200 cans of product...
asty Beverage Co. produces soft drinks, specializing in fruit drinks. Tasty produces 4,200 cans of product per batch. Setup cost for each batch is $80 and each drink costs $0.30 to produce.
a. What is the total cost per batch?
b. How much would it cost to fill an order for 37,800 cans?
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