Q15 **Graph: TB and TC Curves**The graph illustrates the Total Benefit (TB) and Total Cost (TC) curves plotted over quantities (Q).- The TB curve is depicted in blue, while the TC curve is shown in red.- Both curves start at Q = 0 and intersect at a quantity indicated by point G (Q = 5).- There are several notable points marked on the graph: - Point F (Q = 0, TB/TC = 0) - Point B on the TB curve - Point A on the TC curve (where the TB and TC curves intersect) - Points C, D, and E are aligned vertically with points F, B, and A, respectively.- The tangent line at point B on the TB curve is parallel to the TC curve.**Question:**The TC curve implies that the MC (Marginal Cost) curve is a straight, horizontal line.- True- FalseThis graph is useful for understanding the relationship between total cost and total benefit concerning quantities produced or consumed.

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Graph: TB and TC curves. Both the TB and TC curves are graphed over quantities (Q). They start at Q = 0 and intersect at the quantity indicated by point G. The tangent line at point B is parallel to TB, TC TC TB 4- The TC curve implies that the MC curve is a straight, horizontal line. O True O False 2- 1-

Graph: TB and TC curves. Both the TB and TC curves are graphed over quantities (Q). They start at Q = 0 and intersect at the quantity indicated by point G. The tangent line at point B is parallel to TB, TC TC TB 4- The TC curve implies that the MC curve is a straight, horizontal line. O True O False 2- 1-

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