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If a Certain Type of Machine Costs $1500 Per Year

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Question 28

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If a certain type of machine costs $1500 per year and annually produces output that sells for $3 per unit according to the production schedule
If a certain type of machine costs $1500 per year and annually produces output that sells for $3 per unit according to the production schedule   then the optimal number of machines of this type is A)  2 B)  3 C)  4 D)  5 E)  6 or more then the optimal number of machines of this type is


A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
E) 6 or more

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