Mathematics, 02.07.2019 18:30, miyocoilo07049
Suppose the market demand for a good is described by the equation p = 80 - 2q. if a change in market supply results in price decreasing from p0 = $60 to p1 = $50, then the resulting change in consumer surplus is:
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⇒ Subtract 60 from both sides
⇒ Add 2Q to both sides
⇒ Divide both sides by 2
![0=30-2Q{/tex] [tex]0+2Q=30-2Q+2Q](/tpl/images/0043/4778/e325a.png)
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