a monopolist has a total cost function TC= 5Q^2- 2Q+ 100. the inverse demand function for the monopolist is P= 10 - Q. what is the optimal price for the monopolist.
a. 6
b.7
c.8
d.9
Option (d).
TC = 5Q2 - 2Q + 100
Marginal cost (MC) = dTC/dQ = 10Q - 2
Profit is maximized when Marginal revenue (MR) = MC.
P = 10 - Q
Total revenue (TR) = P x Q = 10Q - Q2
MR = dTR/dQ = 10 - 2Q
10 - 2Q = 10Q - 2
12Q = 12
Q = 1
P = 10 - 1 = 9
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