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- What is the inverse of this supply function? Qs =P-20Suppose the demand for oxygen cylinders is 10 units, the price is 876, if the demand for oxygen cylinders is 15 units, the price is 1354, determine the demand function.The demand function for x is D(p) = 65 - 2p and the supply function is S(p) = 20 + p. What is the price that should be set to restrict the quantity supplied to 30 units?
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