10 (Note: Point A is the midpoint of the demand curve) 8. 7. 6. 4 Demand 23456 Pounds of cheese at At Point A the elasticity of demand is -1 Figure 13.3 1) Refer to Figure 13.3. The marginal revenue of the fourth pound of cheese is 3 pound of cheese total revenue- 3x7-21 4 pound total revenue= 4x6-24 Marginal revenue 4 pound 24-21- 2) Refer to Figure 13.3. The marginal revenue of the sixth pound of cheese is 5* total revenue= Sx5-25 6 tolal revenue- 6x4-24 Marginal revenue 6* pound 24-25- 3) Refer to Figure 13.3. This firm's total revenue will be maximized at a price of total revenue will be 25 4) Refer to Figure 13.3. This firm's marginal revenue will be positive at 5) Refer to Figure 13.3. This fim's marginal revenue will be negative at

10 (Note: Point A is the midpoint of the demand curve) 8. 7. 6. 4 Demand 23456 Pounds of cheese at At Point A the elasticity of demand is -1 Figure 13.3 1) Refer to Figure 13.3. The marginal revenue of the fourth pound of cheese is 3 pound of cheese total revenue- 3x7-21 4 pound total revenue= 4x6-24 Marginal revenue 4 pound 24-21- 2) Refer to Figure 13.3. The marginal revenue of the sixth pound of cheese is 5* total revenue= Sx5-25 6 tolal revenue- 6x4-24 Marginal revenue 6* pound 24-25- 3) Refer to Figure 13.3. This firm's total revenue will be maximized at a price of total revenue will be 25 4) Refer to Figure 13.3. This firm's marginal revenue will be positive at 5) Refer to Figure 13.3. This fim's marginal revenue will be negative at

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