QuantityPrice(Dollars per cell phone)200(Cell phones per year)5045250300350403540030a. What happens to total revenue if the price falls from $400 to $350 a phone and from $350to $300 a phone?b. At what price is total revenue at a maximum? 2. Cups of coffee and donuts are complements. Both have inelastic demand. A hurricane destroys halfthe coffee bean crop. Use appropriately labeled diagrams to answer the following questions. (10)a. What happens to the price of coffee beans?b. What happens to the price of a cup of coffee? What happens to total expenditure on cups ofcoffee?c. What happens to the price of donuts? What happens to total expenditure on donuts?

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