Suppose that a monopolist can engage in perfect (first degree) price discrimination. The monopolist faces demand curve P = 50 - 5Q, has a marginal revenue (MR) curve of MR = 50 - 10Q, and has a marginal cost (MC) curve of MC = 10. What price does this FIRST DEGREE (perfect) price discriminating monopolist charge?

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