Consider the following costs of Zula Ltd over the relevant range of 5 000 to 2 0000 units produced. Units produced 5 000 10 000 15 000 20 000 Variable cost $200 000 ? ? ? Fixed cost $1 800 000 ? ? ? Total ? ? ? ? Cost per unit Variable cost ? ? ? ? Fixed cost ? ? ? ? Total ? ? ? ? Required Complete the above table

Consider the following costs of Zula Ltd over the relevant range of 5 000 to 2 0000 units produced. Units produced 5 000 10 000 15 000 20 000 Variable cost $200 000 ? ? ? Fixed cost $1 800 000 ? ? ? Total ? ? ? ? Cost per unit Variable cost ? ? ? ? Fixed cost ? ? ? ? Total ? ? ? ? Required Complete the above table

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