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Question
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If MR and MC denotes the marginal revenue and marginal cost functions, then the profit functions is
Options
P = `int ("MR" - "MC") "d"x + "k"`
P = `int ("MR" + "MC") "d"x + "k"`
P = `int ("MR") ("MC") "d"x + "k"`
P = `int ("R" - "C") "d"x + "k"`
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Solution
P = `int ("MR" - "MC") "d"x + "k"`
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