With $1$ Machine

Q workers

Q balls

TC

VC

FC

$20$

$1000$

$1900$

$400$

$1500$

$40$

$2000$

$2300$

$800$

$1500$

$60$

$3000$

$2700$

$1200$

$1500$

$80$

$4000$

$3100$

$1600$

$1500$

$100$

$5000$

$3500$

$2000$

$1500$

$120$

$6000$

$3900$

$2400$

$1500$

With $2$ Machines

Q workers

Q balls

TC

VC

FC

$20$

$1000$

$3400$

$400$

$3000$

$40$

$2000$

$3800$

$800$

$3000$

$60$

$3000$

$4200$

$1200$

$3000$

$80$

$4000$

$4600$

$1600$

$3000$

$100$

$5000$

$5000$

$2000$

$3000$

$120$

$6000$

$5400$

$2400$

$3000$

With $3$ Machines

Q workers

Q balls

TC

VC

FC

$20$

$1000$

$4540$

$40$

$4500$

$40$

$2000$

$4580$

$80$

$4500$

$60$

$3000$

$4620$

$120$

$4500$

$80$

$4000$

$4660$

$160$

$4500$

$100$

$5000$

$4700$

$200$

$4500$

$120$

$6000$

$4740$

$240$

$4500$

Suppose that the above producer makes baseballs. Their fixed costs, variable costs and total costs are in the table. If the producer is in the long run and they are producing $5000$ baseballs, they will choose to produce with $3$ machines

Select one:

a$.$

False

b$.$

True