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Figure: The Linear Demand Curve
(Figure: The Linear Demand Curve) Look again at the figure The Linear Demand Curve.As a producer, you are interested in maximizing your total revenues in this market.What is the price at which you should sell your good? What is the corresponding total revenue?
A.$10; $100
B.$20; $200
C.$0; $100
D.$5; $100
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