The marginal revenue of a firm is given by the following equation: MR(Q) = 10 + 17Q + 10Q2 Where, Q represents the quant

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The marginal revenue of a firm is given by the following equation: MR(Q) = 10 + 17Q + 10Q2 Where, Q represents the quant

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The marginal revenue of a firm is given by the following
equation: MR(Q) = 10 + 17Q + 10Q2
Where, Q represents the quantity produced.
Also given, when the firm produces 5 units of output, the total
revenue is 679.1666666666666, i.e., TR(5) =
679.1666666666666.
Calculate the firm's total revenue function.
a) What is the value of the constant term in the total revenue
function?
b) Calculate the total revenue of the firm when the firm
produces 12 units of output.
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