Suppose a firm that can perfectly price discriminate faces the demand function P = 100 - q2. The firm's total production costs are given by MC(q) = q + q2. If the firm can perfectly price discriminate, the output level that maximizes profit for the firm is ____.
A) 12.64
B) 10.89
C) 9.51
D) 6.83
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