Kk.327. Figure: The Marginal Benefit CurveMarginalbenefitof lawnmowed$403530252015105Marginal benefit, MB01234567Quantity of lawns mowedReference: Ref 9-2 Figure: The Marginal Benefit Curve(Figure: The Marginal Benefit Curve) Use Figure: The Marginal Benefit Curve. The total benefit of mowing seven lawns is approximately:O A. $18.O B. $140.OC. $60.D. $172

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Figure: The Marginal Benefit Curve Marginal benefit of lawn mowed $40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 Marginal benefit, MB 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Quantity of lawns mowed Reference: Ret 9-2 Figure: The Marginal Benefit Curve (Figure: The Marginal Benefit Curve) Use Figure: The Marginal Benefit Curve. The total benefit of mowing seven lawns is approximately: OA. $18. B. $140. C. $60. ÖP. $172

Figure: The Marginal Benefit Curve Marginal benefit of lawn mowed $40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 Marginal benefit, MB 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Quantity of lawns mowed Reference: Ret 9-2 Figure: The Marginal Benefit Curve (Figure: The Marginal Benefit Curve) Use Figure: The Marginal Benefit Curve. The total benefit of mowing seven lawns is approximately: OA. $18. B. $140. C. $60. ÖP. $172

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