Let price, P, be measured in pounds per item and Q be measured in million items. Let market demand be given by: P=303-0.5Q Let market supply be given by: P=-20+0.6Q Let tax be t=16%. Let P denote gross price. Calculate the market equilibrium net price measured in pounds and round your answer two decimal places.

Let price, P, be measured in pounds per item and Q be measured in million items. Let market demand be given by: P=303-0.5Q Let market supply be given by: P=-20+0.6Q Let tax be t=16%. Let P denote gross price. Calculate the market equilibrium net price measured in pounds and round your answer two decimal places.

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