Help completing the table **Transcription: Educational Website****CENGAGE | MINDTAP****Homework (Ch 08)**Vestra is one of more than a hundred competitive price-taking firms in San Francisco that produce extra-large cardboard boxes for moving. The following graph shows the daily market demand and supply curves facing the extra-large cardboard box industry.**Graph Explanation:**The graph illustrates the supply and demand curves for the extra-large cardboard box market. - The vertical axis represents the **PRICE (in dollars per box)**.- The horizontal axis indicates the **QUANTITY OF OUTPUT (in millions of extra-large boxes)**.**Supply Curve:**- Represented by the orange line, sloping upwards from left to right, indicating that as the price increases, the quantity of boxes supplied also increases.**Demand Curve:**- Represented by the blue line, sloping downwards from left to right, indicating that as the price decreases, the quantity of boxes demanded increases.**Equilibrium Point:**- The intersection point of the supply and demand curves represents the market equilibrium, where quantity supplied equals quantity demanded at a certain price. This graph is utilized to analyze the market dynamics and industry behavior for extra-large cardboard boxes in San Francisco. **Transcription for Educational Website:****CENGAGE | MINDTAP****Homework (Ch 08)**---**Graph:**The graph on this page plots the price of extra-large pizza per box against the quantity of output (measured in thousands of extra-large boxes).- **X-axis:** Quantity of Output (Thousands of extra-large boxes), ranging from 0 to 10.- **Y-axis:** Price (Dollars per extra-large pizza box), ranging from 0 to 45.- There is a "Demand" curve shown, which is not fully visible in this image.---**Exercise:****Table Completion:**Fill in the price, total revenue, and marginal revenue for Vesoro when it produces 0, 1, 2, or 3 boxes each day.| Output (Boxes) | Price (Dollars per box) | Total Revenue (Dollars) | Marginal Revenue (Dollars) ||----------------|-------------------------|-------------------------|----------------------------|| 0 | | | || 1 | | | || 2 | | | || 3 | | | |--- Please complete the missing values based on the provided demand curve. This will help in understanding how changes in output affect pricing, total revenue, and marginal revenue for a business producing extra-large boxes.

In a perfect competitive market, the equilibrium price and quantity of the commodity are determined at the intersection of the market demand and supply curves of the commodity. Since Vesoro is a competitive price taking firm, it can sell any quantity of cardboard boxes at the market determined price. From the diagram we can understand that market determined price for extra large box is $25. Therefore the price of extra large cardboard box is $25 per unit. Total revenue (TR) = price × quantity Marginal revenue (MR) = change in TR / change in output. Marginal revenue is the addition to the total revenue by producing an additional unit of output. We can complete the given table as follows: Output Price ($) Total revenue($) Marginal revenue($) 0 25 0 - 1 25 25 25 2 25 50 25 3 25 75 25