A) S(q) = 0.8q
q= 6 ( q is in hundreds, so for 600, q= 6)
S(q) = P = 0.8(6)= 4.8
Price that sellers are willing to sell at is 4.8
B) Now P= 3.5
3.5 = 0.8q
q= 4.375
Thus 437.5 should be produced
C) D(q)= P = 7.8 - 0.5q
At equilibrium D(q) = S(q)
7.8 - 0.5q = 0.8q
q= 6
P= 0.8(6)= 4.8
Thus equilibrium price is 4.8 and quantity is 600.
Revenue= Pq= 4.8(600)= 2880
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