Q= 20
SMC=10
SAFC= 9
SAVC=8
SATC= SAVC+SAFC= 9+8=17
Loss = (SATC-P)*Q = (17-10)*20= 140
loss =140 or profit = -140.
Since P=MC< SRTC but P>SAVC the firm will operate in the short run.
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