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Consider the graphs that follow (the horizontal axis represents activity; the vertical axis represents total dollars). Consider the graphs that follow (the horizontal axis represents activity; the vertical axis represents total dollars).   Required: For items A-I that follow, choose the graph that best represents the cost behaviour pattern described. Note: Graphs can be used more than once. A. Straight-line depreciation on machinery. B. The cost of chartering a private airplane. The cost is $800 per hour for the first 6 hours of a flight; it then drops to $600 per hour. C. The wages of table service personnel in a restaurant. The employees are part-time workers who can be called upon for as little as 4 hours at a time. D. Weekly wages of store clerks who work 40 hours each week. One clerk is hired for every 125 sales made during the month. E. The cost of tires used in the production of trucks. Up to 20,000 kilowatt hours (KWH): $4,000 Above 20,000 kilowatt hours: $4,000 + $0.02 per KWH Required:
For items A-I that follow, choose the graph that best represents the cost behaviour pattern described. Note: Graphs can be used more than once.
A. Straight-line depreciation on machinery.
B. The cost of chartering a private airplane. The cost is $800 per hour for the first 6 hours of a flight; it then drops to $600 per hour.
C. The wages of table service personnel in a restaurant. The employees are part-time workers who can be called upon for as little as 4 hours at a time.
D. Weekly wages of store clerks who work 40 hours each week. One clerk is hired for every 125 sales made during the month.
E. The cost of tires used in the production of trucks.
Up to 20,000 kilowatt hours (KWH): $4,000
Above 20,000 kilowatt hours: $4,000 + $0.02 per KWH


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