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Question 3: A local golf course's hired-gun econometrician has determined that there are two types of golfers, frequent and infrequent. Frequent golfers' annual demand for rounds of golf is given by QF=24103P where P is the price of a round of golf. In contrast, infrequent golfers' annual demand for rounds of golf is given by QI=10101P. The marginal and average total cost of providing a round of golf is $20. It will be easier if you leave your answers for the marginal revenue equations as fractions. Use negative signs where appropriate. Unless otherwise stated, round answers the the nearest one-hundredth place (0.01). a. For the frequent golfer: Question 21 1 pts What is the profit maximizing quantity of rounds? Question 22 1 pts What is the profit maximizing price? How much profit is made on the frequent golfer? b. For the infrequent golfer: Question 24 What is the profit maximizing quantity of rounds? Question 25 What is the profit maximizing price? How much profit is made on the infrequent golfer? c. Suppose the golf course wants to use second-degree price discrimination (quantity discounts). Question 27 What price should it charge for a single round of golf? Question 28 What price should be charged for the discounted plan? What is the minimum number of rounds that need to be purchased for the discounted plan? Question 3: A local golf course's hired-gun econometrician has determined that there are two types of golfers, frequent and infrequent. Frequent golfers' annual demand for rounds of golf is given by QF=24103P where P is the price of a round of golf. In contrast, infrequent golfers' annual demand for rounds of golf is given by QI=10101P. The marginal and average total cost of providing a round of golf is $20. It will be easier if you leave your answers for the marginal revenue equations as fractions. Use negative signs where appropriate. Unless otherwise stated, round answers the the nearest one-hundredth place (0.01). a. For the frequent golfer: Question 21 1 pts What is the profit maximizing quantity of rounds? Question 22 1 pts What is the profit maximizing price? How much profit is made on the frequent golfer? b. For the infrequent golfer: Question 24 What is the profit maximizing quantity of rounds? Question 25 What is the profit maximizing price? How much profit is made on the infrequent golfer? c. Suppose the golf course wants to use second-degree price discrimination (quantity discounts). Question 27 What price should it charge for a single round of golf? Question 28 What price should be charged for the discounted plan? What is the minimum number of rounds that need to be purchased for the discounted plan