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(a) The marginal cost of two firms are given by the following Firm 1: C'(Q) = 300eº1Q+2 TC= 3000 when Q = 0 Firm 2: C'(Q) = 41 +30Q -5Q² TC =400 when Q = 0 (i) What is the fixed cost for each firm

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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