To maximize profit, the firm produces units of output per day,
charges a price of $, and earns a total profit of
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Since , it is given that the firm is a monopoly, we know that the profit maximizing condition would be the output where MC= MR,
At this point , the firm produces 200 units of output and the corresponding price is $45. The cost corresponding to this output i.e. ATC corresponding is $32.
Hence the profit in this case will be : (P- ATC)Q
= (45-32)(200) = 13(200) = 2600
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