OneClass: Quadratic function application Functions of the supply: p(q) = (q^2)/(20)

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 Quadratic function application

Functions of the supply: p(q) = (q^2)/(20) - (q)/(5) + (16)/(5)

Demand: P(x) = (-q^2)/(30) - (q)/(5) + (76)/(5)

 Graph both functions in the same plane. Determine the break-even point/ equilibrium

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