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Prove that average variable cost varies inversely with average product.
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Average variable cost = total variable cost ÷ quantity. Since total variable cost is the wage rate * labor, we can substitute that average variable cost = (wage rate * labor) ÷ quantity. Since quantity of output ÷ labor is average product this simplifies to average variable cost = wage rate ÷ average product.
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