2. Your company has estimated its total cost to be TC = 46,000 + 15Q + 0.006Q-; its marginal cost is thus MC = 15 + 0.012Q, where Q is the quantity of units produced and TC is in dollars. Since your market is relatively competitive, your company is able to sell its output for $93 each (which thus yields MR = 93 and TR = 93Q). a. Produce a chart in Excel showing TC and TR with Q on the horizontal axis. Have Q go from 0 to 10,000 units (each row of your Q column can increase by a relatively large number so that your table isn't huge). Produce a second chart showing MC and MR with Q again on the horizontal axis. b. What is the optimal level of output for your company to produce/sell? What is the marginal revenue from the last unit sold? c. What are the total revenue, total cost, and profit (net benefit net revenue/etc.) from selling the optimal number of units? d. An eager intern at your company suggests that, since the company earns $93 revenue for each unit sold, then the company could make still more profit by selling more than the level chosen in part b; why would your company not want to produce and sell more output than the level you chose in part b