Tek bir ürün üretip satan tekelci bir firmanın toplam maliyet fonksiyonu TC= 20 + 200, iki farklh müşteri grubu için talep fonksiyonları P, = 100 - 4Q, ve P2 = 80 -502 olsun. Bu firmanın karıni ençoklamak için her bir müşteri grubuna satması gereken miktarlar aşağıdakilerden hangisidir? (Let a monopolistic firm producing a unique good have the total cost function TC = 20 - 20Q, and the respective demand functions of two different customer groups P = 100 - 40, and P2 = 80- 502. Which of the below is the quantities that the firm should sell to each customer group for maximizing its profit?) %3! %3! OA (Q,, Q2) = (6.12) B. (Q. Q2) = (12, 20) C. (Q. 0) = (10.6) D (Q1. Q2) = (20, 12) E (0, 02) = (6.10)

Tek bir ürün üretip satan tekelci bir firmanın toplam maliyet fonksiyonu TC= 20 + 200, iki farklh müşteri grubu için talep fonksiyonları P, = 100 - 4Q, ve P2 = 80 -502 olsun. Bu firmanın karıni ençoklamak için her bir müşteri grubuna satması gereken miktarlar aşağıdakilerden hangisidir? (Let a monopolistic firm producing a unique good have the total cost function TC = 20 - 20Q, and the respective demand functions of two different customer groups P = 100 - 40, and P2 = 80- 502. Which of the below is the quantities that the firm should sell to each customer group for maximizing its profit?) %3! %3! OA (Q,, Q2) = (6.12) B. (Q. Q2) = (12, 20) C. (Q. 0) = (10.6) D (Q1. Q2) = (20, 12) E (0, 02) = (6.10)

College Algebra

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305115545

Author:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Publisher:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Chapter5: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11P

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