Microeconomics The total cost function of a monopolist is () = 3. The inverse demandfunction for the monopolist’s products is () = 12 − . A. find the profit-maximizing level of price and output B. Find

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The total cost function of a monopolist is () = 3. The inverse demandfunction for

the monopolist’s products is () = 12 − .

A. find the profit-maximizing level of price and output

B. Find the maximum profit of the firm at an equilibrium price level.

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