1. MR when when quantity is 30 = Change in total revenue / Change in quantity
= (2400 - 1350) / (30 - 15)
= 1,050 / 15
= $70
2. MR when when quantity is 25 = Change in total revenue / Change in quantity
= (1200 - 900) / (15 - 10)
= 300 / 5
= $60
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