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G Consider three firms that face market demand P = 101 - Q. The cost functions are c_1(q_1)=5q_1^2 for firm 1, c_2(q_2)=3q_2^2 for firm 2, and c_3(q_3)=3q_3^2 for firm 3. Firm 1 is the Stackelberg leader and firms 2 and 3 are the followers. What is firm 1's equilibrium output q_1^*?

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