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You're on a roll — To draw the graph for VC, TFC, and TC on the same set of axes, follow these steps: Step 1: Set up the axes. • Draw a horizontal axis (x-axis) and label it "Quantity (Q)". Mark values from 0 to 50. • Draw a vertical axis (y-axis) and label it "Cost (R)". Mark values from 0 to 1200. Step 2: Plot the Total Fixed Cost (TFC) curve. • TFC is constant at R100 for all quantities. • Plot a horizontal straight line at the R100 mark on the y-axis, extending across all quantities on the x-axis. This line represents the TFC curve. Step 3: Plot the Total Variable Cost (TVC) curve. • Plot the following points from the table: • (0, 0) • (10, 500) • (20, 600) • (30, 800) • (40, 900) • (50, 1200) • Connect these points with a smooth curve. This curve represents the TVC curve. Step 4: Plot the Total Cost (TC) curve. • Plot the following points from the table: • (0, 100) • (10, 600) • (20, 700) • (30, 850) • (40, 1000) • (50, 1200) • Connect these points with a smooth curve. This curve represents the TC curve. Key observations for your graph: • The TFC curve is a horizontal line. • The TVC curve starts at the origin (0,0) and increases as quantity increases. • The TC curve starts at the same point as the TFC curve on the y-axis (at Q=0, TC=TFC) and is parallel to the TVC curve, always R100 above it. Drop the next question!