What is a Mixed Supply?

11. What is a Mixed Supply?

  1. A blend of at least two labour and products made together at a solitary cost.
  2. At least two labour and products that are just sold as a set and can't be sold independently.
  3. The stock of labour and products starts with one state then onto the next.
  4. The area of the provider and the spot of supply i.e., the area of the purchaser are in a similar state.

Answer: A) A blend of at least two labour and products made together at a solitary cost

Explanation:

Mixed Supply is a blend of at least two labour and products made together at a solitary cost.

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