Refer to the scenario above. If the number of bidders increases to 65, Molly's optimal bid for the product would be ________, and her consumer surplus would be ________

A) $836.92; $13.08
B) $831.11; $18.89
C) $765.5; $25
D) $750; $28.5


A

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