The inverse demand curve for product x is given by px=20−4·qx+2·py where px represents the price in dollars per unit, qx represents the rate of sales in pounds per week, and py represents the selling price of another product y in dollars per unit. The inverse supply curve of product x is given by px=10+2·qx
Determine the equilibrium price and sales of X
Let py=$10.
Determine whether x and y are substitutes or complements
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