A marketing firm is faced with fixed cost of 22500 and it's total variable cost is given as TVC=2000Q+0.2Q^2. If the demand function is P=2500-0.8Q. find:
1) the total revenue function in terms of Q
2) the total cost function in terms of Q
3) the profit function in terms of Q
4) the level of output that maximizes profit and the profit level.
5) the value of marginal cost and marginal revenue at this profit.
6) the level of output for which average cost is minimized.
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2020-10-05T14:45:54-0400
1) The total revenue function in terms of Q
P=2500-0.8Q
TR=P×Q
TR = (2500−0.8Q)×Q
TR = 2500Q−0.8Q2
2) the total cost function in terms of Q
Total cost (TC) = Fixed Cost + Variable cost
Fixed cost = 22,500
Variable cost = 2000Q+0.2Q2
TC = 22,500+2000Q+0.2Q2
3) The profit function in terms of Q
Profit = Total revenue – Total cost
Profit = 2500Q−0.8Q2–(22,500+2000Q+0.2Q2)
Profit = 2500Q−0.8Q2–22,500−2000Q−0.2Q2
Profit = 500Q−Q2–22,500
4) the level of output that maximizes profit and the profit level.
Profit maximizing level of output:
Getting the first order conditions by differentiating profit with respect to quantity:
dProfit/dQuantity = 0
dProfit/dQuantity = dQd(500Q−Q2–22,500)
dP/dQ = 500 – 2Q = 0
2Q = 500
Q = 2500=250
5) The value of marginal cost and marginal revenue at this profit.
Marginal cost (MC) = dTotal Cost/dQuantity
TC = 22,500+2000Q+0.2Q2
MC = dQd(22,500+2000Q+0.2Q2)
MC = 2000+2×0.2Q
MC = 2,000 + 0.4Q
When Q = 250
MC = 2,000+0.4×250
MC = 2,000 + 100 = 2,100
Marginal Revenue (MR) = dTotal Revenue/dQuantity
TR = 2500Q - 0.8Q2
MR = dQd(TR=2500Q−0.8Q2)
MR = 2500 – 1.6Q
When Q = 250
MR = 2500–1.6×250
MR = 2500 – 400 = 2,100
6) the level of output for which average cost is minimized.
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