\table[[Price, Quantity Demanded, Total Revenue (TR), \table [[Marginal Revenue], [(MR)]]], [$115, 0, 0, 0], [$ 100, 1, 100, 100], [$83, 2, 166, 66], [$71, 3, 213, 47], [$63, 4, 252, 39], [$55, 5, 275, 23], [$48, 6, 288, 13], [$ 42,7,294,6], [$37, 8, 296, 2], [$33,9, 297, 1], [$29, 10, 290, -7]] using the data i provided make a graph that looks like the picture belowe

\table[[Price, Quantity Demanded, Total Revenue (TR), \table [[Marginal Revenue], [(MR)]]], [$115, 0, 0, 0], [$ 100, 1, 100, 100], [$83, 2, 166, 66], [$71, 3, 213, 47], [$63, 4, 252, 39], [$55, 5, 275, 23], [$48, 6, 288, 13], [$ 42,7,294,6], [$37, 8, 296, 2], [$33,9, 297, 1], [$29, 10, 290, -7]] using the data i provided make a graph that looks like the picture belowe

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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