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If the supply curve is given by S(p) = 100 + 20p, what is the formula for
the inverse supply curve? Show your working
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The inverse supply curve is the inverse of the original supply curve. To find the inverse, we need to solve for p in terms of S.

S(p) = 100 + 20p

p = (S - 100) / 20

Therefore, the inverse supply curve is p = (S - 100) / 20.
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