Suppose that the demand curve for students wanting to attend a Hobart and William popular concert each year is demand price, D(x) A where q is q+2 measured in thousands of students and demand price is measured in thousands of dollars. The Colleges are willing to accept students according to the formula for Supply Price, S(x) = Bq %3D 9+1" a) Determine the equilibrium price b) Determine the consumer surplus c) Determine the producer surplus Example: S(x) = 9+1' 569 D(x) = 9+2 180 %3D %3D Note: round q to a whole number
Suppose that the demand curve for students wanting to attend a Hobart and William popular concert each year is demand price, D(x) A where q is q+2 measured in thousands of students and demand price is measured in thousands of dollars. The Colleges are willing to accept students according to the formula for Supply Price, S(x) = Bq %3D 9+1" a) Determine the equilibrium price b) Determine the consumer surplus c) Determine the producer surplus Example: S(x) = 9+1' 569 D(x) = 9+2 180 %3D %3D Note: round q to a whole number
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