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That depends on the information given in the question.
The total variable cost is the total of each of the budgeted variable costs i.e. materials, about, and variable overheads.
Alternatively it could be a question where you are given the total cost (which is fixed and variable) for various levels of production. In this case you use the high-low method to calculate the fixed cost and the variable cost per unit.
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