When average total cost rises from 10 to 30 as total production rises from 100 to 300 unitswhat will happens to average variable cost?

When average total cost (ATC) rises from 10 to 30 while total production increases from 100 to 300 units, it indicates that the average fixed costs are also impacting the overall cost structure. Average variable cost (AVC) can be calculated using the formula: ATC = AVC + AFC (average fixed cost). If ATC is rising significantly, it's likely that the average fixed costs are increasing, or the AVC is also rising, but without specific data on fixed costs, we cannot definitively conclude the behavior of AVC. However, if production is increasing and ATC is rising sharply, it suggests that AVC may also be increasing due to diminishing returns or inefficiencies in production.