Q4The demand function and supply function for a good in the market are as follows:Q =140 – 10PQ, = 20 +10Pwhere:Qa = Quantity demanded (units)O, = Quantity supplied (units)P = Price (RM)%3D(a)Given the price of an item as in Table Q4(a), find the quantity demanded (in units)and quantity supplied (in units)Table Q4 (a)Price (RM)Price (RM)174910(b)Determine the market equilibrium price and quantity(c)Why is the price of RM4 not the equilibrium price?(d)Using your answer in (a), draw a graph and determine the market equilibriumprice/point.

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Qa = 140 – 10P Q, = 20+10P where: Qu = Quantity demanded (units) Q, = Quantity supplied (units) P = Price (RM) (a) Given the price of an item as in Table Q4(a), find the quantity demanded (in uni- and quantity supplied (in units) Table Q4 (a) Price (RM) Price (RM) 1 7 3 4 9. 10 (b) Determine the market equilibrium price and quantity

Qa = 140 – 10P Q, = 20+10P where: Qu = Quantity demanded (units) Q, = Quantity supplied (units) P = Price (RM) (a) Given the price of an item as in Table Q4(a), find the quantity demanded (in uni- and quantity supplied (in units) Table Q4 (a) Price (RM) Price (RM) 1 7 3 4 9. 10 (b) Determine the market equilibrium price and quantity

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