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Jan's Bakery is considering a merger with Tina's Cookies. Jan's total operating costs of producing services are $100,000 for a sales volume of $250,000. Tina's total operating costs of producing services are $75,000 for a sales volume of $300,000. If the two firms merge, calculate the total average cost for the merged firm assuming no synergies.
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