Say firm 1 has total cost TC1 = Q1 + Q1^2, where Q1 is the Q for firm one, and similarly for firm 2 TC2 = 4Q2 + 0.5Q2^2. In each scenario below show your work and say what is total Q in market market price the Q of each firm and

Say firm 1 has total cost TC1 = Q1 + Q1^2, where Q1 is the Q for firm one, and similarly for firm 2 TC2 = 4Q2 + 0.5Q2^2. In each scenario below show your work and say what is total Q in market market price the Q of each firm and

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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