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Maximizes profits in a perfectly competitive market of firm

Which of the given is not true for a firm within perfect competition: w) Profit equivalents total revenue minus total cost. x) Price equivalents average revenue. y) Average revenue is greater than marginal revenue. z) Marginal revenue equivalents the change in whole revenue from selling one more unit.

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