3) C = 40Q +200 mc; = ५० mc, = mc₂=40 P₁ = 200 - Q. TR₁ = P₁Q₁ = 200 Q₁-Q₁² MR, = 200 - 29, MR. = mc. 200-29₁ = 40 P₁ = 200 - 80 = 120 P2 = 100-Q₂ TR₁ = 1₂0₂ = 1000₂ - Ar 100 - 20₂ MR₂ = 100-20₂ = 40 Q₂ = 30 P2 = 100-30 = 70 Alphabet charges : P₁ = 120 Quantities produced : Q₁ = 80 8₁ = 200-Q, Q₁ = 200 -1₁ P₂ = 100-Q₂ Q₂ = 100 - P₂ Q = Q₁ + a₂ Q = 200 P + 100 - P 300-2P 2P = 300 - P = TR= PQ [1₁ = P₂ = 1] 150-0.so MR = 15o - Q Price = 95 = 150g -0.5 Q² me = mc 150 - Q = 40 Q = 110 P= 150 -0.5 (110) = 95 & Quantity = 110 & P₂ = 70 & Q₁ = 30

3) C = 40Q +200 mc; = ५० mc, = mc₂=40 P₁ = 200 - Q. TR₁ = P₁Q₁ = 200 Q₁-Q₁² MR, = 200 - 29, MR. = mc. 200-29₁ = 40 P₁ = 200 - 80 = 120 P2 = 100-Q₂ TR₁ = 1₂0₂ = 1000₂ - Ar 100 - 20₂ MR₂ = 100-20₂ = 40 Q₂ = 30 P2 = 100-30 = 70 Alphabet charges : P₁ = 120 Quantities produced : Q₁ = 80 8₁ = 200-Q, Q₁ = 200 -1₁ P₂ = 100-Q₂ Q₂ = 100 - P₂ Q = Q₁ + a₂ Q = 200 P + 100 - P 300-2P 2P = 300 - P = TR= PQ [1₁ = P₂ = 1] 150-0.so MR = 15o - Q Price = 95 = 150g -0.5 Q² me = mc 150 - Q = 40 Q = 110 P= 150 -0.5 (110) = 95 & Quantity = 110 & P₂ = 70 & Q₁ = 30

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