At a price of $45 per bookshelf, producers will provide 155 bookshelves to the market. At a price of $65 per bookshelf, producers will provide365 bookshelves.The consumers demand z bookshelves at a price, in dollars, of p(r) -0.5x + 85.a. What is the market equilibrium quantity of bookshelves?b. What is the market equilibrium price?%24

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