Refer to the above data for a monopolist. This firm will maximize its profit by producing: TotalDutputMarginalRevenueAverageTotal CostPrice1$100$100$100.00908063.00806052.67704049.50602049.606.5050.0040-2052.298.30-4055.759.20-6060.6710-8067.60-23 45 Or∞0

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