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Since a mixed cost has both a fixed and a variable component,

Since a mixed cost has both a fixed and a variable component,

▸ neither total cost nor unit cost will vary with changes in the level of activity.

▸ both the total cost and the unit cost will vary with changes in the level of activity.

▸ unit cost will vary with changes in the level of activity, but total cost will not.

▸ total cost will vary with changes in the level of activity, but unit cost will not.

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