Supply curve P = 9 + 1.27 Q
Demand curve P = 60 - 1.5 Q
For equilibrium Qty & Price, setting Supply = demand
9 + 1.27Q = 60 - 1.5Q
1.27Q + 1.5Q = 60 - 9 = 51
2.77 Q = 51
Q = 18.411 ~ 18.41
puttin value of Q in supply curve, P = 9 + 1.27 * 18.41 = 32.38
option C is the correct answer
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