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Suppose chocolate-covered prunes have a demand curve that can be expressed as Suppose chocolate-covered prunes have a demand curve that can be expressed as   and the monopolist that produces them has a total cost curve of   , where Q is output. The profit-maximizing level of output is Q = ____. A)  9.54 B)  8.43 C)  7.14 D)  5.71 and the monopolist that produces them has a total cost curve of Suppose chocolate-covered prunes have a demand curve that can be expressed as   and the monopolist that produces them has a total cost curve of   , where Q is output. The profit-maximizing level of output is Q = ____. A)  9.54 B)  8.43 C)  7.14 D)  5.71
, where Q is output. The profit-maximizing level of output is Q = ____.


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