A supplier sells an item at $200 per unit, but offers a 10 percent discount per each
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A supplier sells an item at $200 per unit, but offers a 10 percent discount per each unit exceeding 1,000 (i.e., the 1,000-th unit costs $200, the 1,001-th costs $180).
a. Plot the total cost for the buyer as a function of the numbers of units bought in the range [0 − 2, 000 units].
b. Can this cost be classified in any of the cost categories presented—variable, semivariable, fixed, semifixed?
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