The cost of one show of fireworks is $2500. There are three neighbors in this neighborhood, Anne, Bob, and Carlisle. Their willingness to pay for (additional) shows is... wait, what a coincidence!: exactly as in the first table above, only multiplied by 1000. (E.g., for Anne, 1500, 1200, 1000,...). As you know, if one neighbor buys a show, all neighbors enjoy it.

a) What would be the efficient number of shows?

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