Asked by tanya

The demand function for a certain commodity is approximated by: p = 100e-q/2where "q" is the number of units demanded at a price of "p" dollars per unit. If there is no demand for the product, what will its price be(in dollars)?
Answered by Reiny
if q is the number of units demanded, and there is no demand ----> q = 0

so p = 100 e^0 = 100(1) = 100
Answered by Anonymous
The supply of a certain item is y = 3x + 8, where "x" is the number of days elapsed. If the demand is
given by y = 4x, in how many days will the supply equal the demand?
Answered by Anonymous
The supply of a certain item is y = 3x + 8, where "x" is the number of days elapsed. If the demand is
given by y = 4x, in how many days will the supply equal the demand?

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