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Use the following graph to answer questions 30 through 34.What is the price charged and the output produced by the firm in order to maximize profits?a. $$P=\$ 2, Q=3,000$$b. $$P=\$ 3, Q=4,000$$c. $$P=\$ 4, Q=3,000$$d. $$P=\$ 2.50, Q=3,000$$
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