Advanced analysis) The demand for commodity X is represented by the equation $P = 100 - 2Q$ and supply by the equation $P = 10 + 4Q$. If demand changes from $P = 100 - 2Q$ to $P = 130 - Q$, the new equilibrium quantity is Multiple Choice 15. 20. 24. 32.
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The new demand equation is P = 130 - Q The supply equation is P = 10 + 4Q Setting these two equations equal to each other: 130 - Q = 10 + 4Q Show more…
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