Question #114993

If marginal revenue is shown by the equation MR= 100-10q, what is the corresponding demand curve?

1) p= 100-5Q

2) P= 50-10Q

3) P=100-20Q

4) P=50-50Q

Expert's answer

The correct answer is (1) p= 100-5Q

The demand function will be derived through integration of marginal revenue function.

The marginal revenue is given as:

MR=10010Q\text{MR}=100-10Q


The total revenue function will be:

Total revenue=100Q110Q22=100Q5Q2\text{Total revenue}=\dfrac{100Q}{1}-\dfrac{10Q^2}{2}=100Q-5Q^2


Total revenue is derived by multi[lying the demand function by the quantity. Therefore, the demand function will be derived as follows:

demand function=Total revenue functionQuantity\text{demand function}=\dfrac{\text{Total revenue function}}{\text{Quantity}}


demand fucnction=100Q5Q2Q=1005Q\text{demand fucnction}=\dfrac{100Q-5Q^2}{Q}=100-5Q


The demand function must be P=100-5Q




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