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3 years ago

PLSSSS I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST TO THE FIRST PERSON WITH A GOOD ANSWER!!!

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Novay_Z [31]3 years ago

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The answer B . im not that smart but hope this helps u alot.

Artyom0805 [142]3 years ago

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The answer is B hope this helps

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In equilibrium, total output by the two firms will be option e= 300.

Q = $q_{1}$ + $q_{2}$

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Q = 300

Explanation:

Data Given:

Market Demand Curve = P = 1660-4Q

where, P = price and Q = total industry output

Each firm's marginal cost = $60 per unit of output

So, we know that Q = $q_{1}$ + $q_{2}$

where $q_{}$ being the individual firm output.

Solution:

P = 1660-4Q

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Including the marginal cost of firm 1 and multiplying the whole equation by $q_{1}$

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X = 1660 $q_{1}$ - 4 $q_{1} ^{2}$ - 4 $q_{1}$ $q_{2}$ - 60 $q_{1}$

Taking the derivative w.r.t to $q_{1}$ , we will get:

$X^{'}$ = 1660 - 8 $q_{1}$ - 4 $q_{2}$ - 60 = 0

Making rearrangements into the equation:

8 $q_{1}$ + $q_{2}$ = 1660 - 60

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Dividing the whole equation by 4

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P = 1660 - 4 $q_{1}$ - 4 $q_{2}$

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Y = 1660 $q_{2}$ - 4 $q_{1}$ $q_{2}$ -4 $q_{2} ^{2}$ - 60 $q_{2}$

Pugging in the value of $q_{1}$

Y = 1660 $q_{2}$ - 4 $q_{2}$ (200 - 0.5 $q_{2}$ ) -4 $q_{2} ^{2}$ - 60 $q_{2}$

Y = 1660 $q_{2}$ - 800 $q_{2}$ +2 $q_{2} ^{2}$ -4 $q_{2} ^{2}$ - 60 $q_{2}$

Y = 1600 $q_{2}$ - 800 $q_{2}$ -2 $q_{2} ^{2}$

Taking the derivative w.r.t $q_{2}$

$Y^{'}$ = 1600 - 800 - 4 $q_{2}$ = 0

Solving for $q_{2}$

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Plugging in the value of $q_{2}$ to get the value of $q_{1}$

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