5) The profit function can be derived as: Select one: a. The sum of the revenue and the cost functions. b. The difference between the variable cost and the revenue function. c. The output of subtracting the cost from the revenue functions. d. None of the statements above.?

5) The profit function can be derived as: Select one: a. The sum of the revenue and the cost functions. b. The difference between the variable cost and the revenue function. c. The output of subtracting the cost from the revenue functions. d. None of the statements above.?

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5) The profit function can be derived
as:
Select one:
a. The sum of the revenue and
the cost functions.
b. The difference between the
variable cost and the revenue
function.
c. The output of subtracting
the cost from the revenue
functions.
d. None of the statements
above.?
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