5. Suppose you only have one neighbor and that she enjoys loud music such that herbenefit from loudness is described as TB = 30d B - .12d B2, where dB is in decibels, ameasure of how loud she plays her music. You on the other hand, are annoyed by hermusic and the cost it imposes on you can be measured as TC = 3d B + .06d B². Thecontract governing the duplex clearly states that music may not be played louder than 60dB. As the contract is only enforceable by either you or the neighbor, propose a coasiansolution that will make you both better off.

Given in the question, TB= 30dB- 0.12dB2 ( benefit from loudness) where dB is the unit used to…

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