Total Cost = Total Cost (previous one) + MC
Marginal benefit =change in Total benefit/ change in quantity
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A. Level where control variable and net benefit maximized
107 units.
We are not selecting 108 because the marginal net benefit is negative.
B. Marginal benefit is larger than Marginal cost.
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