**Figure 15-2**The diagram represents a graph with PRICE on the vertical axis and QUANTITY on the horizontal axis. It features several curves labeled A, B, C, and D. The following components are highlighted:- **Curves:** - **Curve A**: Downward sloping curve intersecting with Curves B and C. - **Curve B**: Downward sloping curve below Curve A. - **Curve C**: Upward sloping curve intersecting with Curves A and B. - **Curve D**: Steeper upward sloping curve.- **Price Levels**: Horizontal lines at different price points labeled P₅, P₄, P₃, P₂, and P₁.- **Quantities**: Vertical lines at different quantity levels labeled Q₁, Q₂, Q₃, Q₄, and Q₅.**Refer to Figure 15-2.** A profit-maximizing monopoly's total revenue is equal to:- ○ (P₅ - P₃) × Q₃.- ○ (P₅ - P₄) × Q₃.- ○ P₄ × Q₅.- ○ P₅ × Q₃.

It is not provided which curve is what, i.e. which curve is the marginal cost(MC) curve, which one…

Answered: Refer to Figure 15-2. A…

Refer to Figure 15-2. A profit-maximizing monopoly's total revenue is equal to (Ps – P3) × Q3. (Ps – P4) × Q3. P4 x Qs. P5 x Q3.

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