5. A drug company has a monopoly on a new patented medicine. The product can be made in either of two plants. The costs of production for the two plants are MC1 = 20 + 2Q1, and MC2 = 10 + 5Q2. The firm’s estimate of the demand for the product is P = 20 - 3(Q1 + Q2). How much should the firm plan to produce in each plant? At what price should it plan to sell the product?

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q1=48
q2=90
p=500

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5. A drug company has a monopoly on a new patented medicine. The product can be made in either of two plants. The costs of production for the two plants are MC1 = 20 + 2Q1, and MC2 = 10 + 5Q2. The firm’s estimate of the demand for the product is P = 20 - 3(Q1 + Q2). How much should the firm plan to produce in each plant? At what price should it plan to sell the product?

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q1=48
q2=90
p=500

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q1=48 q2=90 p=500