MarginalPriceQuantity SoldRevenueCostMarginal Average TotalCost$1014$1015(A)$8$14$1016(B)$7$9.19$1017(C)$9$8.76$1018(D)$12$8.94Use the table above to answer the following question. If the firm decides to produce 15 units,what is the firm's profit? (note: we always are assuming economic profit).

If the firm decides to produce 15 units ,the total revenue will be 15x10=150 the total cost of…

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