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Consider a Cournot duopoly with the following inverse demand function: P = 400 − 3Q1 − 3Q2 . The firms' marginal costs are identical and are given by MCi(Qi) = 2Qi. Based on this information, firm 1 and 2's marginal revenue functions are
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MR1(Q1,Q2) = 400 − 6Q1 − 3Q2 and MR2(Q1,Q2) = 400 − 3Q1 − 6Q2.
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MR1(Q1,Q2) = 200 − 6Q2 and MR2(Q1,Q2) = 200 − 3Q1.
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MR1(Q1,Q2) = 200 − 3Q1 − 3Q2 and MR2(Q1,Q2) = 200 − Q1 − 3Q2.
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MR1(Q1,Q2) = 400 − 6Q1 − 6Q2 and MR2(Q1,Q2) = 400 − 6Q1 − 6Q2.
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