For a product the supply curve is p = 10.0 + 0.04g and the demand curve is p = 60e - 0.0039 , where p is the price and g is the quantity sold at that price. Find (a) the equilibrium price p and quantity q dollars p Round your answer to 2 decimal places. units Round your answer to the nearest integer. (b) The consumer and producer surplus Use rounding values from (a) to find these quantities. Consumer surplus = Round your answer to the nearest integer. dollars Producer surplus = Round your answer to the nearest integer. dollars

The demand equation for a product is as follows. q = 10/126 -p Calculate consumers' surplus under market equilibruim, which occurs at a price of $90. The consumers' surplus at equilibrium is $ (Round to the nearest cent as needed.) 9....v son shma orepo Enter your answer in the answer box. nts

Suppose the demand function for a product is given by the function: D(q) = −0.016q+56 Find the Consumer's Surplus corresponding to q = 1, 450 units. (Do no rounding of results until the very end of your calculations. At that point, round to the nearest tenth, if necessary. It may help you to sketch the demand curve, which crosses the horizontal at q = 3,500.) Answer: dollars