@ See page 496 06 Question (4 points) At the county fair, there is only one operator of rides, effectively making it a m

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@ See page 496 06 Question (4 points) At the county fair, there is only one operator of rides, effectively making it a monopoly. The ride operator knows that an individual customer's demand function is 9 = 36 - 4P. Suppose there are 120 identical customers. The marginal cost (the cost of putting one more person on a ride) is MC = $3. 6th attempt Part 1 (2 points) See Hint and the Suppose the monopolist charges a single price per ride. The price the monopolist will charge per ride is $ monopolist will provide rides. Part 2 (2 points) See Hint Suppose instead that the ride operator is able to charge an entry fee into the fair, and then charge per ride. The price per ride the operator should charge in this case is $ , and the entry fee it should charge each customer is $