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Now that we have all of these values we just need to plug it into the total profit equation (P –ATC) x Q which equals a total profit of $2 ((5-4) x 2). This total profit of $2 is illustrated by the purple rectangle in . Figure 11.a.1. Example #2: Given the equations… Demand (D): P=50-Q and . Total … ................
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