If the forecasted price of the firm's output is $10 per unit:d. How much output will the firm produce in the short run?e. How much profit (loss) will the firm earn?If the forecasted price is $7 per unit:f. How much output will the firm produce in the short run?8. How much profit (loss) will the firm earn?If the forecasted price is $5 per unit:h. How much output will the firm produce in the short run?i How much profit (loss) will the firm earn? Suppose that the manager of a firm operating in a competitive market has estimatedthe firm's average variable cost function to be- 0.03Q + 0.00005Q²AVC = 10 –Total fixed cost is $600.a. What is the corresponding marginal cost function?b. At what output is AVC at its minimum?c. What is the minimum value for AVC?

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Suppose that the manager of a firm operating in a competitive market has estimated the firm's average variable cost function to be AVC = 10 – - 0.03Q + 0.00005Q² Total fixed cost is $600. a. What is the corresponding marginal cost function? b. At what output is AVC at its minimum? c. What is the minimum value for AVC?

Suppose that the manager of a firm operating in a competitive market has estimated the firm's average variable cost function to be AVC = 10 – - 0.03Q + 0.00005Q² Total fixed cost is $600. a. What is the corresponding marginal cost function? b. At what output is AVC at its minimum? c. What is the minimum value for AVC?

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