A company sells two types of products, X and Y. The cost to produce each unit of product X is $30, while the cost to produce each unit of product Y is $50. The company produces 100 units of product X and 150 units of product Y per day. What is the average cost per unit produced by the company?
First, let's calculate the total production cost for each product:

Cost for product X = Units produced * Cost per unit
                              = 100 * $30
                              = $3,000

Cost for product Y = Units produced * Cost per unit
                              = 150 * $50
                              = $7,500

Now, let's find the total production cost by adding the costs for both products:

Total production cost = Cost for product X + Cost for product Y
                                   = $3,000 + $7,500
                                   = $10,500

Next, we need to find the total number of units produced:

Total units produced = Units of product X + Units of product Y
                                 = 100 + 150
                                 = 250

Finally, to find the average cost per unit, divide the total production cost by the total number of units produced:

Average cost per unit = Total production cost / Total units produced
                                    = $10,500 / 250
                                    = $42

So, the average cost per unit produced by the company is $42.