Economy, asked by deeksha7790, 10 months ago

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Q-If the demand and supply curve for computers is:

D = 100 - 6P, S = 28 + 3P

Where P is the price of computers, what is the quantity of computers bought and sold at equilibrium?
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Answered by PRATHAMABD
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Answer:

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\odot As suggested equilibrium quantity will be where supply meets or equals demand. So first we'll set supply equal to demand

Explanation:

\implies100-6p = 28+3p

Rearrange

\implies72 = 9p

Which simplifies -- P= 8

Now we know the equilibrium price, we can solve for the equilibrium quantity by simply substituting P = 8 into the supply or the demand equation

Substituting

S = 28 + 3×8= 28 +24 = 52

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°°°Thus, the equilibrium price is 8, and the equilibrium quantity is 52.°°°

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Dimension of Planck’s constant is equivalent to the dimension of Angular momentum. Both have dimensions ML2T−1

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