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Q17
Answer
Option c
marginal revenue
Q18
Answer
option a
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explanation
A demand and marginal revenue curve slopes downward sloping
demand curve and marginal revenue curve is a double sloped than
demand curve so the MR curve cuts x-axis half of the demand curve
so the red line is demand curve and the blue line is marginal
revenue curve
whereas black is marginal cost curve as it cuts the green line at
its minimum as the MC cuts ATC.
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