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Q6. A competitive firm faces a cost function C=600+30^2 (i.e. Q is squared), where Q is the level of output and C is the total cost. The price prevailing in the market is 240 INR.
(1) How many units should this firm produce and how much profit does it make?
(ii) At what price does the firm shutdown? ​

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A competitive firm faces a cost function C=600+30^2 (i.e. Q is squared), where Q is the level of output and C is the total cost. The price prevailing in the market is 240 INR.

(1) How many units should this firm produce and how much profit does it make?

(ii) At what price does the firm shutdown

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