Complete the following table and determine the point of profit maximization.
?
Quantity
TotalRevenue
MarginalRevenue
TotalCost
MarginalCost
Profit
100
500
_____
200
_____
_____
101
504.95
_____
204.50
_____
_____
102
509.85
_____
209.10
_____
_____
103
514.70
_____
213.80
_____
_____
104
519.50
_____
218.60
_____
_____
105
524.25
_____
223.50
_____
_____
106
528.95
_____
228.50
_____
_____
107
533.60
_____
233.60
_____
_____
108
538.20
_____
238.80
_____
_____
109
542.75
_____
244.10
_____
_____
110
547.25
_____
249.50
_____
_____
 

What will be an ideal response?


?QuantityTotal
Revenue
Marginal
Revenue
Total
Cost
Marginal
Cost

Profit
100500?200?300
101504.954.95204.504.50300.45
102509.854.90209.104.60300.75
103514.704.85213.804.70300.90
104519.504.80218.604.80300.90
105524.254.75223.504.90300.75
106528.954.70228.505.00300.45
107533.604.65233.605.10300
108538.204.60238.805.20299.40
109542.754.55244.105.30298.65
110547.254.50249.505.40297.75
?The profit-maximizing output is Q = 104.

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