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Given -

Quantity Produced or Output = 100 units

Total Fixed Cost = Rs. 30

Average Variable Cost = Rs. 3

Average Variable Cost = Total Variable Cost/Output

⇒ 3 = Total Variable Cost/100

⇒ Total Variable Cost = 100*3

= Rs. 300

Total Variable Cost = Total Cost - Total Fixed Cost

⇒ 300 = Total Cost - 30

⇒ Total Cost = 300 + 30

⇒ Total Cost = Rs. 330

So, Total cost is Rs. 330

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