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Average Cost (AC) is defined as the total cost per unit of output, while Marginal Cost (MC) refers to the cost of producing one additional unit. Both AC and MC curves are U-shaped, with AC decreasing when MC is below it and increasing when MC is above it. The MC curve intersects the AC curve at its minimum point, indicating the relationship between the two costs in production.

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