a) Determine the fixed capital investment of the acetic acid producing facility, which was established in 2020 with a capacity of 15 million kg/year. b) 2 million kg of product is produced annually in a chemical process. The annual product cost of this process is 4 million TL. If the annual production cost is 3 million TL, determine the general expenses for 1 kg of product.

a) Determine the fixed capital investment of the acetic acid producing facility, which was established in 2020 with a capacity of 15 million kg/year. b) 2 million kg of product is produced annually in a chemical process. The annual product cost of this process is 4 million TL. If the annual production cost is 3 million TL, determine the general expenses for 1 kg of product.

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