John's T-shirt business uses the demand function P= -Q + 38 and the supply
function P = Q-6. A...
John's T-shirt business uses the demand function P= -Q + 38 and the supply
function P = Q-6. According to these functions, what will the equilibrium
point be for John's T-shirt business (i. e., the number of T-shirts sold and the
price at which they're sold)?
O A. (6,38)
O B. (16,22
O C. (22,16)
O D. (38,6)
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