Use the table, with data for Bishan and Amara, to answer the question.Table: Bishan's and Amara's Lawn Mowing ServicesAmara's price = S30Bishan's profit= $700Amara's profit = S800Bishan's profit=$1,400Amara's profit=S80Amara's price $45Bishan's profit = $100Amara's profit = $1,500Bishan's profit =$1,000Amara's profit-$1.200Bishan's price =S35Bishan's price =$50If Bishan and Amara cooperate, Bishan would earnmore and Amara would earnmore than they wouldwithout cooperation.$1,700; $2,000$1,000; $1,200$300; $400$100; $20

Given information: The number of players, Bishan and Amara. Price followed by Bishan $35 and $50.…

Use the table, with data for Bishan and Amara, to answer the question. Table: Bishan's and Amara's Lawn Mowing Services Amara's price= S30 Bishan's profit= S700 Amara's profit = S800 Bishan's profit=S1,400 Amara's profit =S80 Amara's price= $45 Bishan's profit= S100 Amara's profit = $1,500 Bishan's profit= $1,000 Amara's profit $1,200 Bishan's price = S35 Bishan's price = S50 If Bishan and Amara cooperate, Bishan would earn more and Amara would earn more than they would without cooperation.

Use the table, with data for Bishan and Amara, to answer the question. Table: Bishan's and Amara's Lawn Mowing Services Amara's price= S30 Bishan's profit= S700 Amara's profit = S800 Bishan's profit=S1,400 Amara's profit =S80 Amara's price= $45 Bishan's profit= S100 Amara's profit = $1,500 Bishan's profit= $1,000 Amara's profit $1,200 Bishan's price = S35 Bishan's price = S50 If Bishan and Amara cooperate, Bishan would earn more and Amara would earn more than they would without cooperation.

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