Each firm in a competitive market has a cost function$$ of:

Upper C equals $49$ plus q squaredC$=49+$q$2,$

so its marginal cost function is

MC equals $2$ qMC$=2$q$.$

The market demand function is

Upper Q equals $56$ minus pQ$=56$p$.$

Determine the$$ long$-$run equilibrium$$ price, quantity per$$ firm, market$$ quantity, and number of firms.

Part $2$

The output per firm is

enter your response here.

$($round your answer to the nearest$$ integer$)$

Part $3$

The$$ long$-$run equilibrium number of firms is

enter your response here.

$($round your answer to the nearest$$ integer$)$

Part $4$

The$$ long$-$run equilibrium price is

$$$enter your response here.

$($round your answer to the nearest$$ penny$)$