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c. Note that these results imply the marginal revenue, or marginal benefit, of website analysis is MB(X) = 11.09 − 0.2 × X and the marginal cost of website analysis is MC(X) = 0.21 × X. What level of website analysis will maximize net benefits? Round to the nearest hundredth.
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