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At an activity level of 20,000 units produced, fixed costs total 430,000 and variable costs total $67,000. Assuming that this activity is within the relevant range, if 25,000 units are produced, then:

a total fixed costs are expected to be $37,500.
b variable cost per unit is expected to equal $2.68
c fixed cost per unit is expected to equal $1.20
d total cost per unit is expected to equal 43.88

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