Consider the following model for the production of refined oil: MSC = 10+ 0.5Q; MEC = 0.30:MSB = 30-0.3Q; MEB = 0.Based on the model, the MPC function is:MPC 20-0.8Qa.MPC 10+ 0.8QMPC 10+ 0.2Qb.MPC30-0.6QC.d.

MSC= 10+ 0.5Q; MEC = 0.30: MSB = 30-0.3Q; MEB = 0.

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Consider the following model for the production of refined oil: MSC = 10 +0.5Q; MEC = 0.30: MSB=30-0.3Q; MEB = 0. Based on the model, the MPC function is: MPC20-0.8Q a. MPC 10+ 0.8Q 10+ 0.2Q b. MPC30-0.6Q MPC C. d.