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Average variable cost can be calculated using any of the formulas below except: Δ(TC - FC)/ΔQ. TVC/Q. (TC/Q) - AFC. (TC - FC)/Q.

Average variable cost can be calculated using any of the formulas below except: Δ(TC - FC)/ΔQ. TVC/Q. (TC/Q) - AFC. (TC - FC)/Q.
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Average variable cost can be calculated using any of the formulas below except:

Δ(TC - FC)/ΔQ. TVC/Q. (TC/Q) - AFC. (TC - FC)/Q.

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Answer: Δ(TC - FC)/ΔQ

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