Ans: Less than $36,000
Explanation:
From the graph it is seen that if $4 per ubut tax is imposed, the quantity will less than 9,000 units.
As we know. Tax revenue = Per unit tax * Quantity
Therefore, the tax revenue will be less than $36,000 (i.e., $4 * 9,000)
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