MC$35ATCAVC1510500Units of outputFill in the columns in the following table. What quantity shoulda profit-maximizing firm produce? Verify your answer withmarginal reasoning.TFCTVCMCP= MRTRTCProfit$20SO$2212010222015223202522420402252060226209022Cost per unit ($) Use the information in the graph to find the values for the fol-lowing costs at an output level of 500.a. Total fixed costb. Total variable costc. Total costd. Marginal cost

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MC ATC AVC 15 10 500 Units of output Fill in the columns in the following table. What quantity should a profit-maximizing firm produce? Verify your answer with marginal reasoning. TC Profit TFC TVC MC P-MR TR $20 $22 20 10 22 2 20 15 22 3 20 25 22 4 20 40 22 5 20 60 22 6. 20 90 22 ************* ****. ...*****...... . Cost per unit ($)

MC ATC AVC 15 10 500 Units of output Fill in the columns in the following table. What quantity should a profit-maximizing firm produce? Verify your answer with marginal reasoning. TC Profit TFC TVC MC P-MR TR $20 $22 20 10 22 2 20 15 22 3 20 25 22 4 20 40 22 5 20 60 22 6. 20 90 22 ********* . ...*...... . Cost per unit ($)

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