8 AlexAnnaOpen Sans,s... v√¶" S10ptTable 3: Maximum PriceⒸRefer to table 3. Suppose the restaurant engages in mixed bundling and charges $3 for a bundle, $2.52 for chicken nuggets, and $1.5 for fires. The restaurant's cost to produce chicken nuggets is $1, andthe cost to product fries is $0.5. Show that the profit obtained under mixed bundling will be higher than that under pure bundling.For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac).BI UParagraph> ¶<Chicken NuggetsE$2.50$2.55田田田Ix XXQFries由用网$0.5$1.0Q==< 0)Ⓒ23 +X² X₂ AlexAnnaOpen Sans,s... v√¶" S10ptTable 3: Maximum PriceⒸRefer to table 3. Suppose the restaurant engages in mixed bundling and charges $3 for a bundle, $2.52 for chicken nuggets, and $1.5 for fires. The restaurant's cost to produce chicken nuggets is $1, andthe cost to product fries is $0.5. Show that the profit obtained under mixed bundling will be higher than that under pure bundling.For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac).BI UParagraph> ¶<Chicken NuggetsE$2.50$2.55田田田Ix XXQFries由用网$0.5$1.0Q==< 0)Ⓒ23 +X² X₂

Mixed bundling involves selling products separately as well as in a bundle at a lower price than the…

Alex Anna Table 3: Maximum Price Chicken Nuggets $2.50 $2.55 Fries $0.5 $1.0 Refer to table 3. Suppose the restaurant engages in mixed bundling and charges $3 for a bundle, $2.52 for chicken nuggets, and $1.5 for fires. The restaurant's cost to produce chicken nuggets is $1, and the cost to product fries is $0.5. Show that the profit obtained under mixed bundling will be higher than that under pure bundling. For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac).