Totally benefit = B(Q) = 20Q -2 Q^2 ,total cost = C(Q) = 4Q + 2Q^2 ( in question Total cost is given as 4+2Q^2 but taken into consideration what marginal cost is given the actual total cost is = 4Q+2Q^2)
1. With Q = 2
Total benefit = 20×2- 2×2×2
= 40-8= 32
With Q = 10
Total benefit = 20×10-2×10×10
= 200-200 = 0
2. Marginal benefit = 20-4Q
With Q = 2
Marginal benefit = 20-4×2
= 20-8= 12
With Q= 10
Marginal benefit = 20-4×10
20-40= -20
3. Level of Q that maximises total benefit is when marginal benefit = marginal cost
i.e 20-4Q = 4+4Q
20-4= 8Q
8Q= 16
Q= 2
Output level Q= 2 maximises total benefit.
4.Total cost = 4Q+2Q^2
With Q =2
Total cost = 4×2+2×2×2
=8+8=16
With Q=10
Total cost = 4×10+2×10×10
= 40+200=240
5. Marginal cost = 4+4Q
With Q = 2
Marginal cost = 4+4×2
= 4+8=12
With Q= 10
Marginal cost = 4+4×10
= 4+40=44
7.Total benefit - Total cost
= 20Q-2Q^2- (4Q+2Q^2)
= 16Q- 4Q^2
For maximisation of this benefit we take first order derivative
= 16-8Q
Putting it equal to 0
8Q= 16
Q =2
Taking second order derivative we get = -8
So this is the point of Maxima
=> Output level Q = 2 maximises total benefit - Total cost
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