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Is the Marginal Cost the cost of the maximum you could pay – the minimum you would pay. As in, $2.50 – $2.25 so the marginal cost equals $0.25? Is this a general rule for problems like this? Thanks. ATTACHMENT PREVIEW Download attachment

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14. At a local restaurant, a burger costs $1.25, a drink costs $1.00, and french fries cost $1.0fl.
There is a combo meal that includes a burger, drink, and French fries for $2.511]. Assuming that
you are already going to purchase a burger and a drink, what is the marginal cost of purchasing
french fries? A) $0.25
B) $0.50
C) $1.00
D) $1.25
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