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Demand is given by:

Q = 2000 - 166P + 6P' + 12Y, and P = 9, P' = 4, and Y = 2

How many units are purchased by consumers? Round you answer to one decimal.

2.

Demand is given by:

Q = 2000 - 187P + 99P' + 17Y, and P = 9, P' = 7, and Y = 3

Calculate the Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand at P' = 7? Round you answer to two decimals.

3.

You are given the following demand function:

P = 1,972 - 10Q

Find the quantity (Q) that maximizes these firms revenue? Round your answer to one decimal point

4.

You are given the following demand function:

P = 521 - 5Q

Calculate marginal revenue for Q = 18? Round your answer to one decimal point.

5.

A firm has a constant marginal cost of $11.1. Calculate the profit-maximizing price when the firm faces a constant price elasticity of demand equal to -2.27. Round your answer to two decimals.

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Nusrat Fatima
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