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Profit maximizing profit of perfect competition is where P = MC , hence in the above diagram P = MC at "c" .
If we move downwards from that point where there is a AVC curve corresponding to the point "c" i.e at "a" .
Hence that is equilibrium Average variable cost at profit maximizing quanitity . So the
TVC = AVC * Q
Hence TVC rectangle diagram is " ogan " which represents the profit maximizing Total Variable Cost .
Hence (4) part is a correct answer
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