A competitive firm has a cost function given by c(y)=2y2+98 and marginal cost of MC(y)=4y.
What is the firm's supply function?
Choose one:
A. p(y)=4y
B. y(p)=(p)/4
C. p(y)=2y2+98
D. p(y)= (p-98)/(4)
How many units will the firm supply if the price is
$32?
What if the price is $12?
What is the firm's profit when the price is
$32? $
What is profit when the price is $12? $
At what price and quantity will the firm break even?
units and a price
of $ per unit
A competitive firm has a cost function given by c(y)=2y2+98 and marginal cost of MC(y)=4y. What...
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