Answer:
Given that,
Q=100-2P (Q is in umbrellas per month and P is in dollars
a)
Q=100-2P
at P=15,
Q=100-2(15)
=70
b)
P=50-0.5Q
TR=P*Q
= 15*70
=1050
If MC=AC=5 then TC=5*70
=350
Profit=TR-TC
=1050-350
= 700
c)
At P=15 and Fixed cost is 5000 in order to break even means profits are zero
TR=15*Q and TC=5000+5Q
If profits are zero then TR=TC implies 15Q=5000+5Q
Q=500
d)
If market price changes to P= 27.5 then to break even means
TR=TC
27.5*Q=5000+5Q
22.5Q=5000
Q=222
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