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The costs incurred by a company is can be fixed costs and variable costs. Fixed costs have to be paid irrespective of the quantity of output produced like rent of the factory etc. Variable costs depend on the quantity of output produced like raw materials used. Hence we have,
Total Cost = Total Fixed Cost + Total Variable Cost.
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