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The owners of a movie theater are deciding which price(s) to charge each customer to see a movie. The marginal cost is $4 per customer, and the possible prices and quantity of customers are shown in the graph below. Drag word(s) below to fill in the blank(s) in the passage. If the owners charge a higher price of $16 for each movie, then they will have a total profit of the owners charge a lower price of $12 for each movie, then they will have a total profit of the owners choose to charge only a single price, then they should charge the price; however, if the owners are able to price discriminate and charge both $12 and $16, then they will earn a profit of