Profit maximising price and output can be determined at a point where MR = MC. Hence, price = 50 and output= 4
Profit = Revenue- cost
Revenue= price * quantity
= 50*4
= 200
Cost = average total cost* quantity
= 40*4
= 160
Profit = 200-160
= 40
Hence, profit = 40,000 tonnes
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