A firm’s total revenue function is given by R = 100 + 100Q - 2Q2 . When Q=13 marginal revenue is ___?
Hint: Answer up to the second decimal.
As it has been given that firm’s total revenue function is given by R = 100 + 100Q - 2Q2 .
When Q=13 marginal revenue
MR=dR/dQ
=0+100(1)-2*2Q
=100-4Q
MR when Q=13
MR=100-4*13
=100-52
=48
A firm’s total revenue function is given by R = 100 + 100Q - 2Q2 ....
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