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Suppose Jim has a demand curve​ of: QJd=8 − p​, and Sam has a demand curve​...

Suppose Jim has a demand curve​ of:

QJd=8 − p​,

and Sam has a demand curve​ of:

QSd=6 − 0.5p.

How much is the total demand at a price of $8.50​?   unit(s) ​(round your answer to two decimal​ places).

How much is total demand at a price of​$7.00​?   unit(s)​(round your answer to two decimal​ places).

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The market demand function defines total demand in the market, and it is derived by adding up individual demand in the market.

Here, Demand function of Jim is QJd=8 − p​,

Demand function of Sam is QSd=6 − 0.5p.

Therefore, the market demand function would be:

1) At price $8.50, total demand would be:

2) At price $7.00, total demand would be:

Rahul Sunny answered 1 year ago
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