Graphs of cost relations. Sketch cost graphs for the following situations:

a. A 20 percent increase in fixed costs will enable Twickenham Products to produceup to 50 percent more. Variable costs per unit will remain unchanged.

b. Refer to part

a. What if Twickenham Products' variable costs per unit double for the additional units it intends to produce?

c. Aerodyne's variable marketing costs per unit decline as more units are sold.

d. Richmond Paper pays a flat fixed charge per month for electricity plus an additional rate of $0. 15 per unit for all consumption over the hi st 2,000 units.

e. Indirect labor costs at National Bank consist only of supervisors' salaries. The bank needs one supervisor for every 20 clerks.

f. Petersham Plastics currently operates close to capacity. A short-run increase in production would result in increasing unit costs for every additional unit produced.