Answer
if the firm is producing at a socially optimum level then it
produces at MC=P
where
Q=140 units and P=10
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if the firm produces at monopoly level then
it produces at MR=MC
where
Q=100 and P=13 from demand curve and MC=7
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Deadweight loss =0.5*(monopoly price -MC)*change in Q
=0.5*(13-7)*(140-100)
=120
the deadweight loss is $120
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