Business, 14.01.2020 05:31, dontworry48
Bennie’s radiator shop has installed a new machine that increases production by 200 units. each unit sells for $30. what is the marginal revenue product of the new machine?
a. $6,000b. $30c. $170d. 200 unitse. insufficient data
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