A perfectly competitive firm sells two goods. The price of the first good is $36. The price
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A perfectly competitive firm sells two goods. The price of the first good is $36. The price of the second good is $35. The total cost for the firm is given by the expression:
TC (Q1, Q2) = 3Q12+2Q1Q2+3Q22+7Q2
A. Find the maximum profit and the optimal values of Q1 and Q2.
B. If the firm cannot produce in total more than 6 units, then what would be the maximum profit and the optimal values of Q1 and Q2? Find your answer using the Lagrange multiplier. Find the value of the Lagrange multiplier. What economic interpretation has the Lagrange multiplier in this context?
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