1) The total revenue function in terms of Q
P=2500-0.8Q
"TR = P\\times Q"
TR = "(2500-0.8Q)\\times Q"
TR = "2500Q - 0.8Q^2"
2) the total cost function in terms of Q
Total cost (TC) = Fixed Cost + Variable cost
Fixed cost = 22,500
Variable cost = "2000Q+0.2Q^2"
TC = "22,500 + 2000Q+0.2Q^2"
3) The profit function in terms of Q
Profit = Total revenue – Total cost
Profit = "2500Q - 0.8Q^2 \u2013 (22,500 + 2000Q+0.2Q^2)"
Profit = "2500Q - 0.8Q^2 \u2013 22,500 - 2000Q - 0.2Q^2"
Profit = "500Q- Q^2 \u2013 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 = "\\frac{d(500Q- Q2 \u2013 22,500)}{dQ}"
dP/dQ = 500 – 2Q = 0
2Q = 500
Q = "\\frac{500}{2} = 250"
5) The value of marginal cost and marginal revenue at this profit.
Marginal cost (MC) = dTotal Cost/dQuantity
TC = "22,500 + 2000Q+0.2Q^2"
MC = "\\frac{d(22,500 + 2000Q+0.2Q2)}{dQ}"
MC = "2000 + 2\\times0.2Q"
MC = 2,000 + 0.4Q
When Q = 250
MC = "2,000 + 0.4\\times250"
MC = 2,000 + 100 = 2,100
Marginal Revenue (MR) = dTotal Revenue/dQuantity
TR = 2500Q - 0.8Q2
MR = "\\frac{d(TR = 2500Q - 0.8Q^2)}{dQ}"
MR = 2500 – 1.6Q
When Q = 250
MR = "2500 \u2013 1.6\\times250"
MR = 2500 – 400 = 2,100
6) the level of output for which average cost is minimized.
Average cost (AC) = "\\frac{Total Cost}{Q}"
TC ="22,500 + 2000Q+0.2Q^2"
AC = "\\frac{(22,500 + 2000Q+0.2Q^2)}{Q}"
AC = "\\frac{22,500}{Q} + 2000 + 0.2Q"
"\\frac{dAC}{Dq} = 0"
dAC /dQ ="\\frac{d(22,500\/Q + 2000 + 0.2Q)}{dQ} = 0"
= "- 22,500Q^-2 + 0.2 = 0"
22,500Q-2 = 0.2
Q2 = "\\frac{22,500}{0.2} = 112500"
Q = "\\sqrt{112,500} = 335.4102"
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