**Figure Monop12: A Firm in An Imperfectly Competitive Industry**This graph represents the cost and revenue curves for a firm in an imperfectly competitive industry. Here are the key components:- **Axes**: The vertical axis represents Price, and the horizontal axis represents Quantity.- **Curves**: - **MC (Marginal Cost)**: Upward sloping curve. - **ATC (Average Total Cost)** and **AVC (Average Variable Cost)**: U-shaped curves. ATC is generally above AVC. - **D (Demand)**: Downward sloping curve. - **MR (Marginal Revenue)**: Downward sloping, positioned below the Demand curve.**Key Points**:- **P\*** (Price): Intersection point on the vertical axis.- **Q\*** (Quantity): Represents the equilibrium quantity on the horizontal axis.**Given Data**:- Q\* = 120- P\* = $4.00- PATC (Price at Average Total Cost) = $3.40- PAVC (Price at Average Variable Cost) = $0.50**Question**: Refer to Figure Monop12. Profits for this monopoly is about ________.**Options**:- $72- No answer text provided.- $74- No answer text provided.Note: The graph helps to determine profit by analyzing the difference between total revenue and total cost at the equilibrium quantity.

Given: Q*=120 P*=$4.00 PATC=$3.40 PAVC=$0.50

Figure Monpo12: A Fim in An Imperfectly Competitive Industry Price MC Given: P* Q* = 120 ATC !! AVC P* = S4.00 PATC PATC = S3.40 PAVC PAVC = S0.50 D MR Quantity Q* Refer to Figure Monpo12. Profits for this monopoly is about O $72 O No answer text provided. O $74 O No answer text provided.

Figure Monpo12: A Fim in An Imperfectly Competitive Industry Price MC Given: P* Q* = 120 ATC !! AVC P* = S4.00 PATC PATC = S3.40 PAVC PAVC = S0.50 D MR Quantity Q* Refer to Figure Monpo12. Profits for this monopoly is about O $72 O No answer text provided. O $74 O No answer text provided.

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