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1. Option 2. CE
Explanation: The supply curve for a perfectly competitive firm is the segment of its MC curve above the minimum average variable cost.
2. Option 3. AC
Explanation: A perfectly competitive firm stops operations if the price drops below the miniumum average variable cost.
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