None. Suppose that for Q = 75, Revenue = $225 and Cost= $175; and for Q = 76, Revenue = $229 and Cost =$176. At Q = 76, profit isa. $50b. $51c. $53d. $54

The question requires the determination of the profit. Profit describes the financial benefit…

Answered: Suppose that for Q = 75, Revenue = $225…

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Suppose that for Q = 75, Revenue = $225 and Cost = $175; and for Q = 76, Revenue = $229 and Cost = $176. At Q = 76, profit is a. $50 b. $51 c. $53 d. $54