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dezoksy [38]
4 years ago
14

Anthony's Bees is an Internet e-tailer that sells equipment to aspiring beekeepers. A complete starter kit in this competitive m

arket sells for $900. Anthony's total costs are given by TC -30°, where Q is the number of starter kits he sells each month. The corresponding marginal cost of producing beehives is MC = 90°
a. What is Anthony's marginal revenue from selling another starter kit? MRES

b. How many starter kits should Anthony sell each year in order to maximize his profits? starter kits

c. How much profit will Anthony earn at this output level? Profit=$

d. Suppose Anthony is producing the quantity indicated in part b. If he decides to produce one more starter kit, what will his new profit be? Profit = $

e. The marginal revenue of producing one more starter kit

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2 answers:
TiliK225 [7]4 years ago
6 0

Answer:

a. $900

b. 10 starter kits

c. $6,000

d. $5,907

e. $900

Explanation:

THE CORRECT QUESTION FORMAT IS AS FOLLOWS;

Anthony's Bees is an Internet e-tailer that sells equipment to aspiring beekeepers. A complete starter kit in this competitive market sells for $900. Anthony's total costs are given by TC =3Q^{3}, where Q is the number of starter kits he sells each month. The corresponding marginal cost of producing beehives is MC = 9Q^{2}

a. What is Anthony's marginal revenue from selling another starter kit? MRES

b. How many starter kits should Anthony sell each year in order to maximize his profits? starter kits

c. How much profit will Anthony earn at this output level? Profit=$

d. Suppose Anthony is producing the quantity indicated in part b. If he decides to produce one more starter kit, what will his new profit be? Profit = $

e. The marginal revenue of producing one more starter kit

Solution is as follows;

a. From the question, we can identify that Anthony is a price taker and not a price decider. What this means is that he sell at industry determined price. Thus, selling an additional unit will give him a revenue equal to price ,so Marginal Revenue=$900

b. For a  perfectly competitive firm, there will be an increase in output as long as Price >Marginal Cost or Price=Marginal Cost to maximize profit.

Thus;

we set

Marginal Cost=Price

9Q^{2}=900

Q^{2}=100

Q=10 starter kits

Hence, for Anthony to maximize his starter kits, he should sell 10 starter kits each year.

c. Total Cost(TC) =3Q^{3}=3*10^{2}=$3000

Total Revenue(TR) =P*Q=900*10=$9000

Profit= Total Revenue(TR) - Total Cost(TC) =9000-3000=$6000

d. If  Anthony produces one extra unit of output.

His new quantity becomes Q=11

Total Cost(TC)=3Q^{3}= 3 × 11^{3}=$3993

Total Revenue(TR) = P*Q= 900*11=$9900

Profit=TR-TC=9900-3993=$5907

Producing an additional unit of output will lead to a decrease in his output

e. The marginal revenue of producing an additional starter kit will be revenue at Q =11 minus revenue at Q=10

That is 9900-9000 = 900

This is same as the price of the starter kit i.e  MR = P

andrew-mc [135]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

e. The marginal revenue of producing one more starter kit is 9900-9000 = 900

Hence, the marginal revenue is equal to the price of the starter kit i.e  MR = P

Explanation:

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