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lesya [120]
2 years ago
6

Sppose that the total beneft and total cost from a cntinous activiy are, reptetlel given by the following equations: B(Q)= 100 +

36Q - 4Q2 and C(Q)= 80+ 120. [Note: MB(Q)= 36- 8Q and MCQ)= 12]j a. Write out the equation for the net benefits. b. What are the net benefits when Q=1?Q= 5? c. Write out the equation for the marginal net benefits. d. Wat are the margna net benefi when Q= 1?Q=5? e. What level of Q maximizes net benefis?" i AMte. eale ori Qtia maints mt benofit what is te vale of magin net benefits?
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1 answer:
kolezko [41]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

B(Q) = -4Q2 + 36Q + 100C(Q)

= 0Q2 + 12Q + 80N(Q)

= -4Q2 + 24Q +20

Explanation:

no more explanation..

kase po di ako sure kung tama ito

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