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2. A single-price monopoly faces an inverse demand curve of p = 2A –Q (where p=price, Q= quantity, A is an unknown positive constant), and a constant marginal cost of MC = $20. Assume we know that the profit-maximizing quantity Q* = 40. (a)What is the unknown constant "A" on the demand curve? Please draw the inverse demand curve in your analysis (p is on the vertical axis and Q on horizontal axis).
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