. Question 2On a graph for a monopolist or monopolistic competitor, which of the following curvescoincide?a) The demand and average revenue curves only.b) The demand and marginal revenue curves only.c) The average revenue and marginal revenue curves only.d) The demand, average revenue and marginal revenue curves.Question 3A profit-maximizing monopolist sets an output of 100 per day and a price of £10. Which ofthe following statements is true?a) The firm's SMC and MR curves intersect at an output of 100, and the point on itsdemand curve at this output is at £10.b) The firm's SMC and MR curves intersect at an output of 100, and the point on its MRcurve at this output is at £10.c) The firm's SMC and AR curves intersect at an output of 100, and the point on its MRcurve at this output is at £10.d) The firm's SMC and AR curves intersect at an output of 100, and the point on its ARcurve at this output is at £10.

(2) The demand curve depicts the price at each level of quantity demanded. Average revenue is…

On a graph for a monopolist or monopolistic competitor, which of the following curves coincide? a) The demand and average revenue curves only. b) The demand and marginal revenue curves only. c) The average revenue and marginal revenue curves only.

On a graph for a monopolist or monopolistic competitor, which of the following curves coincide? a) The demand and average revenue curves only. b) The demand and marginal revenue curves only. c) The average revenue and marginal revenue curves only.

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