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Given the ?(?) = 30? .001? and ?(?) = 80? −.001? find: d) The equilibrium point....

Given the ?(?) = 30? .001? and ?(?) = 80? −.001? find: d) The equilibrium point. e) Determine the consumer’s surplus. Show the integral used. f) Determine the producer’s surplus. Show the integral used.

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