Figure 6.1 MC ATC AVC MR2 MR, 30 40 50 60 Quantity Refer to Figure 6.1. Given MR2, what is total revenue if the firm produces 60 units and the lowest point of the average-total-cost curve is $4? O $400 O$240 O $440 $300 Price

Figure 6.1 MC ATC AVC MR2 MR, 30 40 50 60 Quantity Refer to Figure 6.1. Given MR2, what is total revenue if the firm produces 60 units and the lowest point of the average-total-cost curve is $4? O $400 O$240 O $440 $300 Price

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Refer to Figure 6.1. Given MR2, what is total revenue if the firm produces 60 units and
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