5) If this local restaurant is selling the optimal number of plates of scrambled eggs per day at the optimal price per plate, how much profit does it earn fromscrambled eggs per day?$100$350$50$500 A small, local restaurant in St. Augustine, FL, serves scrambled eggs for breakfast. The market for breakfast scrambled eggs is monopolisticallycompetitive. The following graph shows the demand, MR, MC, and ATC curve of this local restaurant. Use the graph to answer questions 3 to 7.Price (P)per plate$1075320MCMR50 80 100ATCNumber of plates ofscrambled eggsserved per day (Q)

Here, the given graph provides information about a firm in monopolistically competitive market.…

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