Let us first understand what the following costs mean:
Total Cost (TC): Total costs are the total outlay in production activity.
Total Fixed Costs (TFC): Fixed costs are the costs that once incurred remain same at all levels of output.
Total Variable Costs (TVC): Variable costs are the costs that vary with the level of output.
Average Total Cost (ATC): Average total cost is the total cost per unit of output.
Average Fixed Cost (AFC): Average fixed cost is the fixed cost per unit of output.
Average Variable Cost (AVC): Average variable cost is the variable cost per unit of output.
Marginal Cost (MC): Marginal cost is the addition to total cost when an extra unit of output is produced.
Total Revenue (TR): Total Revenue is the total proceeds from the sale of a given level of output.
Profits (π): Profits are the total revenue (TR) net of total costs (TC).
The formulas for calculating the missing values are as follows:
a) The missing values are found out using the above formulas and are as follows:
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