Finding Deadweight loss due to monopoly

A monopolist faces the demand curve q = 60−p where p is measured in rupees per unit and q in thousands of units. The monopolist’s total cost of production is given by C = 1/2 q²
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[@parthibabanerjee4186]

What level of price ceiling the government would set to minimize the deadweight loss, sir?

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Thanks sir

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Thanks sir 😌

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[@divanshkartik9898]

sir at the end I don't understand dw loss (60+20) please explain