Multiple Choice
An airline decides to sell 5 seats that would otherwise remain unoccupied on a flight from California to Chicago for $300 each, instead of the regular price per ticket of $450 each. We can probably conclude that:
A) The marginal cost of providing each added seat on the flight was less than $300.
B) The average cost of providing each seat on the flight was less than $300.
C) The marginal cost of providing each seat on the flight was less than $450 but more than $300.
D) The average cost of providing each seat on the flight was $450.
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