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Alfred has plotted revenue and cost graphs for his pastry business. He’s testing a number of cost assumptions against his business’s revenue.
Which two statements correctly interpret the graphs?
Cost falls and revenue rises up to approximately $6 per pastry.
After approximately $6, both cost and revenue fall.
Costs continue to fall beyond approximately $6 because of an increase in revenue.
Revenue continues to rise regardless of the change in price.
Revenue falls and cost rises up to approximately $17.
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