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Assume a firm's short-run cost function is given by the following expression: C(q) = 10+q+q? If the firm can sell each unit of their output at a price of p = 7

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Assume a firm's short-run cost function is given by the following expression: C(q) = 10+q+q? If the firm can sell each unit of their output at a price of p = 7. what is the firm's profit maximizing level of output (q) in the short-run? 1 unit of output 2 units of output 3 units of output The firm should shut down in the short-run because the profit is less than zero