5. Qd= 10-2P
Qs= 2P
10-2P = 2P
4P= 10
P= $ 2.5/unit. (Equilibrium price)
Hence, option(D) i.e none of the above is correct.
6. Qs = 2P
Qs = 2(2.5) =5 units. (Equilibrium quantity supplied)
Hence,option(C) is correct.
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Solve for the equilibrium price = $?? . (round your
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