Mathematics · Cost Behavior Graphing
When the vertical axis (y-axis) represents the total cost incurred and the horizontal axis (x-axis) represents the activity level, which type of graph illustrates a 'linear variable cost'?
- 1A horizontal line lying exactly on the x-axis
- 2A straight line sloping upwards starting from a point above the origin on the y-axis
- 3A straight line sloping upwards starting directly from the origin (0,0)✓
- 4A horizontal line parallel to the x-axis starting above the origin
Correct answer
A straight line sloping upwards starting directly from the origin (0,0)
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