Solve for the question below, using the following given in Qº=450-P TC-150g +1000 MC = 29-150 (a) Solve for your inverse market demand curve, or P(Q) where P=a-bQ (b) Solve for your monopoly (total) revenue equation, TR where TR P-Q. Plug your inverse market demand curve into P for TR. You will have an equation instead of a number. (c) Using TR, solve for your monopoly marginal revenue equation, or MR where MR=220. (d) Set your MR equal to MC and solve for your (single plant) monopoly quantity, or Q.

Solve for the question below, using the following given in Qº=450-P TC-150g +1000 MC = 29-150 (a) Solve for your inverse market demand curve, or P(Q) where P=a-bQ (b) Solve for your monopoly (total) revenue equation, TR where TR P-Q. Plug your inverse market demand curve into P for TR. You will have an equation instead of a number. (c) Using TR, solve for your monopoly marginal revenue equation, or MR where MR=220. (d) Set your MR equal to MC and solve for your (single plant) monopoly quantity, or Q.

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