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A movie distributor has two movies, A and B, that it wishes to sell to 4 theater chains which operate in different regions of the country. Each theater chain values a movie (in millions of dollars) differently based on how well they think the movie will run in their region. Movie chain 4 wants both movies together or neither: Theater chain Movie A Movie B H 2 9 2 5 7 3 6 4 4 11 for both together MC 2 3 The marginal cost of making Movie A available to a theater chain is $2 million, and for Movie B is $3 million. (a) Suppose there is no bundling. What prices will the distributor charge and what will be its profits? (b) Suppose there is pure bundling. What price will the distributor charge and what will be its profits? (c) Suppose there is mixed bundling. Assume that if a theater is indifferent between buying a single movie or buying both, it chooses the single movie, What prices will the distributor charge and what will be its profits