(1 point) Given supplyPrice = 25 \cdot 1.4^{\frac{q}{5}} and demandPrice = 55 \cdot 0.87^{\frac{q}{5}} with $q_0 = 5$ a. Evaluate the curves at $q_0$ At $q_0 = 5$, supply = $ Find the market equilibrium. q = $
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