The University is considering the level of light to provide at night on campus. Cynthia and Shirley are the only students who work on campus at night. Cynthia's marginal benefit for light is given by MB40-4Q where Q is the brightness of light; while Shirley's marginal benefit is MB -20-20 If there are no fixed costs, and the marginal cost of providing light is given by MC-12, then what is the optimal brightness of light for the university to provide? 10 07 4 None of the above
The University is considering the level of light to provide at night on campus. Cynthia and Shirley are the only students who work on campus at night. Cynthia's marginal benefit for light is given by MB40-4Q where Q is the brightness of light; while Shirley's marginal benefit is MB -20-20 If there are no fixed costs, and the marginal cost of providing light is given by MC-12, then what is the optimal brightness of light for the university to provide? 10 07 4 None of the above
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![The University is considering the level of light to provide at night on campus. Cynthia and Shirley are the only students who work on campus at night.
Cynthia's marginal benefit for light is given by MBC40-40, where Q is the brightness of light; while Shirley's marginal benefit is MB shay
-20-20. If there are no fixed costs, and the marginal cost of providing light is given by MC-12, then what is the optimal brightness of light for the
university to provide?
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010
07
04
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Transcribed Image Text:The University is considering the level of light to provide at night on campus. Cynthia and Shirley are the only students who work on campus at night.
Cynthia's marginal benefit for light is given by MBC40-40, where Q is the brightness of light; while Shirley's marginal benefit is MB shay
-20-20. If there are no fixed costs, and the marginal cost of providing light is given by MC-12, then what is the optimal brightness of light for the
university to provide?
OF
010
07
04
None of the above.
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