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6. Next calculate marginal revenue, knowing that it is the difference between the revenue at the price shown and Marginal Revenue Marginal Cost the revenue at 1/400 of a cent less. Calculate 1/400 of a cent as well as the new price. Gallons sold per day Price Revenue (price x gallons) | Marginal revenue Cost per gallon Variable Cost Fixed Cost Total Cost Marginal Cost Calculate the marginal cost of selling one more gallon at each price. Prove that MC = $2.649 3,600 $2.759000 Prove to Cal that MR = MC at the maximum profit. $2.649 3,601 $2.758975 $2.649 Complete the table to the right. 4,000 $2.749000 4,001 4,400 $2.739000 4,401 4,800 $2.729000 4,801 5,200 $2.719000 5,201 7. Does MC = MR at the maximum profit point