The monopolistic competitor faces a demand curve given by q(p)=50-5p.its cost function is c(y)=4y .what is it’s optimal level of output and price

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The monopolistic competitor faces a demand curve given by q(p)=50-5p.its cost function is c(y)=4y .what is it’s optimal level of output and price

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