3. Your firm produces good A at a marginal cost of $3, and good B at a marginal cost or $2. The table below shows five potential customers with their value of each good. a. What price should you charge for good A? What price should you charge for good B? What is your total profit? b. If you decide to bundle the goods together instead, what price should you charge for the bundle? What is your total prot? c. Suppose you decide to let customers choose to buy the bundle at price 10, or buy good A at price 9, or good B at price 8. What will each customer do? What is your total profit (when a customer is indifferent between two options, assume they choose the one more protable for the firm)