You hire a set of economic consultants and they tell you the following: At a price of $7, 24 units of the good could be sold; at a price of $6, 29 units of output could be sold. You know then that the firm's total revenue at a price of $7 would equal

a. $174
b. $14
c. $6
d. $168
e. $342


D

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