Suppose that the demand a monopoly faces is given by: Q = 10 − P + 10A, where Q is the quantity of output and A is the quantity of advertising. Suppose the cost of advertising and output is given by: C(Q, A) = Q^2 + 100A. Derive profit-maximizing quantity, price, and the quantity of advertising

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