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Step 1 of 4
15 − Q = 3 + Q
2Q = 12
Q = 6
P = 15 − 6 = 9
Price is $9
Quantity is 6 units
CS = 0.5*(15 - 9)*6 = $18
PS = 0.5*(9-3)*6 = $18
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Step 2 of 4
b) Demand is P = 15 - Q
Revenue is R = 15Q - Q^2
Marginal revenue is R'(Q)
MR = 15 - 2Q
Hence, marginal revenue is 15 - 2Q
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Step 3 of 4
c) Use MR = MC
15 − 2Q = 3 + Q
12 = 3Q
Q = 4
P = 11
Price is 11
Quantity is 4
CS = 0.5*(15-11)*4 = $8
PS = 0.5*(11 - 3 + 11 - 7)*4 = $24
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a) P = 9, Q = 6, CS = PS = 18
b) MR = 15 - 2Q
c) P = 11, Q = 4, CS = 8, PS = 24
d) DWL = 4
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