TC = 588 + q + 3q2
Marginal cost (MC) = d/dQ (TC) = d/dQ (588 + q + 3q2) = 6q
For a price taking firm, price is marginal revenue (MR). So, MR = $109
At profit maximizing quantity MR = MC
i.e. 109 = 6q
or, q = 109/6 = 18.17
Answer: 18.17
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