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When MR zero, then
TR is minimum
TR is zero
TR is maximum
TR is equal to MR
- Option 1: TR is minimum
When MR is zero, TR is not at its minimum. TR at its minimum would imply no sales were made. Thus, not correct.
- Option 2: TR is zero
If TR were zero, it would mean no revenue has been generated yet, so it's not linked to MR being zero.
- Option 3: TR is maximum
When MR is zero, it's at the peak of the total revenue curve. The revenue maximizes before additional sales start decreasing total revenue.
- Option 4: TR is equal to MR
This is conceptually incorrect, as TR is the summation of revenues, whereas MR is a rate of change of revenue.
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