If the monopolist facing the demand curve P = 10

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If the monopolist facing the demand curve P = 10 - Q is a perfectly discriminating monopolist and marginal cost is constant at $4, how much will the firm sell if it profit maximizes? 
A)6 
B)5 
C)4 
D)10

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The Answer of If the monopolist facing the demand curve P = 10 - Q is a perfectly discriminating monopolist and marginal cost is constant at $4, how much will the firm sell if it profit maximizes? 
A)6 
B)5 
C)4 
D)10