The inverse demand function is the demand function when O price is expressed as a function of quantity O quantity is expressed as a function of price O quantity is expressed as a function of all the variables affecting quantity O price is expressed as a function of all the variables affecting price
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Applications In this set of exercises, you will use inverse functions to study real-world problems. In economics, the demand function gives the price $p$ as a function of the quantity $q .$ One example of a demand function is $p=100-0.1 q .$ However, mathematicians tend to think of the price as the input variable and the quantity as the output variable. How can you take this example of a demand function and express $q$ as a function of p?
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