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To determine the monthly cost of raw materials and additional expenses for producing 50 packs of cookies daily, let's break down the calculation.

### 1. Daily Raw Material Cost
From the table:
- Total daily cost for ingredients: **Rp 315,000**

### 2. Monthly Raw Material Cost
Assuming production is every day in a 30-day month:
\[
\text{Monthly raw material cost} = 315,000 \times 30 = 9,450,000 \text{ Rp}
\]

### 3. Additional Monthly Costs
The following costs are added to the raw material cost:
- **Electricity**: Rp 165,000 per month
- **Packaging**: 3,000 per pack for 50 packs daily:
  \[
  3,000 \times 50 \times 30 = 4,500,000 \text{ Rp}
  \]
- **Gas**: Rp 150,000 per month
- **Labor (2 workers)**: Rp 1,000,000

### 4. Total Monthly Cost
Adding all expenses:
\[
\text{Total monthly cost} = 9,450,000 + 165,000 + 4,500,000 + 150,000 + 1,000,000 = 15,265,000 \text{ Rp}
\]

### Answer
The total monthly production cost is **Rp 15,265,000**.

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### Related Questions
1. How would the cost change if production was scaled to 100 packs per day?
2. How can production costs be optimized by altering ingredient quantities?
3. What would be the effect of a 10% increase in raw material costs?
4. How can seasonal electricity rate fluctuations impact the total monthly cost?
5. What is the breakeven price per pack if each pack is sold for profit?

### Tip
When calculating monthly production costs, always consider fixed costs, which don't vary with production volume, and variable costs, which do.

PT. Katakan Cinta memproduksi 50 bungkus cookies per hari. Berapa biaya bahan baku per bulan jika biaya harian bahan-bahan sebesar Rp 315,000? Termasuk juga biaya listrik Rp 165,000/bulan, pengemasan Rp 3,000/bungkus, gas Rp 150,000/bulan, dan tenaga kerja dua orang sebesar Rp 1,000,000 per bulan.

Determine the monthly production cost of making 50 packs of cookies daily. This solution includes calculating daily raw material expenses, monthly electricity, gas, packaging, and labor costs. Suitable for students in Grades 10-12.

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