Demand Schedule The following table is called a demand schedule. It gives a correspondence between the price p of a product and the quantity q that consumers will demand (that is, purchase) at that price, (a) If p = f(q), list the numbers in the domain of f. Find f(2900) and f(3000). (b) If q = g(p), list the numbers in the domain of g. Find g(10) and g(17).
Price per Unit, p | Quantity Demanded per Week, q |
$10 | 3000 |
12 | 2900 |
17 | 2300 |
20 | 2000 |
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