What is the firm's profit? The graph shows the relevant curves for a profit-maximizing monopolist. Assume that it is possible for the firm to produce a quantity that is not a whole number.**Questions and Answers:**1. What quantity will the firm produce? - **Answer:** 30.36 units2. What price will the firm charge? - **Answer:** $20.593. What is the firm's profit? - **Answer:** (Box left blank)**Graph Explanation:**- **Axes:** - The x-axis represents the quantity produced. - The y-axis represents price or cost in dollars.- **Curves:** - **D (Demand Curve):** Downward sloping, indicating that higher prices lead to lower quantities demanded. - **MR (Marginal Revenue):** Downward sloping and below the demand curve, reflecting the monopolist's additional revenue from selling one more unit. - **MC (Marginal Cost):** Upward sloping, representing the additional cost of producing one more unit. - **AC (Average Cost):** U-shaped curve, illustrating the cost per unit at different production levels.- **Equilibrium Point:** - The quantity 30.36 is determined where MR equals MC, the point of profit maximization. - The associated price at this quantity, derived from the demand curve, is $20.59.

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The graph shows the relevant curves for a profit maximizing monopolist. Assume that it is possible for the firm to produce a quantity that is not a whole number. D What quantity will the firm produce? MC 20.59 - 30.36 units 14.95. 13.01 AC 8.92 What price will the firm charge? Price, cost ($)

The graph shows the relevant curves for a profit maximizing monopolist. Assume that it is possible for the firm to produce a quantity that is not a whole number. D What quantity will the firm produce? MC 20.59 - 30.36 units 14.95. 13.01 AC 8.92 What price will the firm charge? Price, cost ($)

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