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Marginal cost is defined as the

Atotal cost divided by output
Bcost of the first unit
Cfixed cost per unit
Daddition to total cost from producing one more unit
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. addition to total cost from producing one more unit
Marginal cost = ΔTotal Cost / ΔOutput — the extra cost of producing one additional unit.
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