Perfect Competition Example Problems: Algebra Based Solutions

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[@ukvick]

Nice one, But instead of saying the slope of 12Q is 12 why not say, Differenciate or take the 1st Derivative of TR to get MR incase someone is not good at economietrics to understand slopes

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[@david-qr7kz]

@@EconomicsinManyLessons for problem 1 cant i just find the integral of MC to get TC?

[@EconomicsinManyLessons]

​@@david-qr7kz Yes, you will get TC = Q^2/4 + fixed cost.

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[@EconomicsinManyLessons]

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[@vugiabaonguyen4660]

why does at 9:32 profit = (P - AC) x q???

[@EconomicsinManyLessons]

(P - AC) x q. Note: p x q is total revenue. AC x q is total cost. So that expression is equivalent to total revenue - total cost.

[@chatgwani]

Why is the derivative of 0.125Q^2 0.25q instead of 0.125q? Or does it mean same thing?

[@EconomicsinManyLessons]

The exponent comes down in front, so you get 2 x 0.125Q^(2 - 1), and you need to subract one from the exponent to get 0.25Q.

[@arjanbaraku6281]

What does MC=0.5Q mean???

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[@chandrayeemalakar2232]

too basic sums.. these kinds do not come on tests

[@sunnymann9639]

It is to grasp the main concept of these videos. You need to improve your algebra skills not his fault.