Let the demand function for a product be given by the function D(q)=1.35q+200\displaystyle {D}{\left({q}\right)}=-{1.35}{q}+{200}, where q\displaystyle {q} is the quantity of items in demand and D(q)\displaystyle {D}{\left({q}\right)} is the price per item, in dollars, that can be charged when q\displaystyle {q} units are sold. Suppose fixed costs of production for this item are $2,000\displaystyle \${2},{000} and variable costs are $3\displaystyle \${3} per item produced. If 66\displaystyle {66} items are produced and sold, find the following:

A) The total revenue from selling 66\displaystyle {66} items (to the nearest penny).
Answer: $

B) The total costs to produce 66\displaystyle {66} items (to the nearest penny).
Answer: $

C) The total profits to produce 66\displaystyle {66} items (to the nearest penny. Profits may or may not be negative.).
Answer: $