market structure of the local pizza industry is best characterised by monopolistic competition. Pizza Shack is one of the producers in the local market. The market demand for Pizza Shack is: Qd = 225 – 10P. Pizza Shack’s cost function is: C(Q) = 0.15Q^2 Where Q^2 refers to q squared Determine Pizza Shack's profit maximizing level of output and the price charged to customers. 7. Calculate the profit maximising quantity:

market structure of the local pizza industry is best characterised by monopolistic competition. Pizza Shack is one of the producers in the local market. The market demand for Pizza Shack is: Qd = 225 – 10P. Pizza Shack’s cost function is: C(Q) = 0.15Q^2 Where Q^2 refers to q squared Determine Pizza Shack's profit maximizing level of output and the price charged to customers. 7. Calculate the profit maximising quantity:

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