Assume that you are a producer of wheat. The market price for a bushel of wheat is $$11.$ Below is your cost and revenue of production.

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a$.$ Fill in the chart by replacing the shaded cells $($round to the nearest hundredth of a dollar$)(8$ pts$).$

b$.$ Graph Marginal Cost, Average Variable Costs, Average Fixed Costs, Average Total Cost, and Marginal Revenue on the same graph. Are you making a profit? Show your profit or loss on your graph. $(14$ pts$)$

c$.$ Based on your profit$-$max decision, how many bushels of wheat should you produce $($whole number$)?$ At what price? $(4$ pts$)$

d$.$ Calculate your profit or loss $($you must use both equations!!!$)(6$ pts$)$

c$.$ What is the break$-$even price? $(2$ pts$)$

f$.$ Graph Marginal Cost, Average Total Cost and Average Variable Cost on the same graph. In the short run, what is your shut down price? In the long$-$run what is your shut down price? $($Indicate these prices on the graph and tell me the actual price$)(10pts$

g$.$ Should you shut down in the short run? Long run? $($Explain why$)(6$ pts$)$

H$.$ Should you raise the price of wheat to $dollars a bushel? justify your answer