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(Click to select) a. Economic capacity but levels 150, 300, 450, 600, and 750? Maximum cost Economies of scale{Click to select} e of a plant to produce an output of 3'35? Plant 1 sizes does the rm experience economies of scale? c. Between what plant sizes does the firm experience economies of scale? (Click to select) Between plants 1 and 3 Between plants 3 and 4 Between plants 3 and 5Suppose that Jump A Lot Inc. can produce 10 trampolines a day for a total cost of $1,800. If technology and input prices remain the same and total cost increases to $3.600. what must be the new quantity of output per day under conditions of a] constant returns to scale (Click to select} v b) economies of scale v' [Click to select) output increases to 20 output increases to more than 20 5 output increases to less than 20 (Click tn select} v Suppose that Jump A Lot Inc. can produce 10 trampolines a day for a total cost of $1,800. lftechnology and input prices remain the same and total cost increases to $3.600. what must be the new quantity of output per day under conditions of a] constant returns to scale (Click to select) v b) economies of scale (Click to select) v c] diseconomies of scale J [Click to select) output increases to less than 20 output increases to 20 output increases to more than 20 Suppose that Jump A Lot Inc. can produce 10 trampolines a day for a total cost of $1,800. If technology and input prices remain the same and total cost increases to $3.600. what must be the new quantity of output per day under conditions of a} constant returns to scale J {Click to select) output increases to more than 20 output increases to less than 20 output increases to 20 w c) diseconomies of scale (Click to select) v Suppose that Jump A Lot Inc. can produce 10 trampolines a day for a total cost of $1,800. If technology and input prices remain the same and total cost increases to $3.600. what must be the new quantity of output per clay under conditions of a] constant returns to scale (Click to select) v b) economies of scale (Click to select) v c) diseconomies of scale (Click to select) v The graph below illustrates a series of short-run average cost curves, numbered AC, through ACs, which correspond to five different plant sizes, which are the only sizes possible. 40 AC, 32 AC,, ACa AC 24 Costs ACS 16 0 150 300 450 600 750 900 1050 1200 Quantity of outputa. What 'Is true about output levels 150, 300. 450, 600. and 750? (Click to select) v b. What is the right size of a plant to produce an output of 375'? (Click to select) v c. Between what plant sizes does the rm experience economies of scale? (Click to select) v