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9). When price=3 then Quantity demanded=150-5P=150-5(3)=135
Total amount of quantity produced in an industry=135
b) in long run, all firms produces at min of AC. Thus all firms produces only 5 unit
Thus number of firms=135/5=27 firms will operate
firms=27
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