Voss Calculator Company has a monopoly on the sale of graphing calculators. If it sells two of these calculators its total revenue is $600, and if it sells three calculators its total revenue is $750. The marginal revenue of the third calculator sold is

A. $50.
B. $75.
C. $150.
D. $250.


Answer: C

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