1. At a price of $4 per slice, the supply of pizzas is 800 slices and the demand is 580 slices. At the price of $2 per slice, the supply is 600 slices and the demand is 830 slices. a. Find the price-supply equation in the form p= mx+b ilou sdre ta wofl buts b. Find the price-demand equation in the form p= mx+b h)-FO opo12 er ibior uoa onpdie t e coer o Sp yd bon c. Find the equilibrium point bloe bas bor

1. At a price of $4 per slice, the supply of pizzas is 800 slices and the demand is 580 slices. At the price of $2 per slice, the supply is 600 slices and the demand is 830 slices. a. Find the price-supply equation in the form p= mx+b ilou sdre ta wofl buts b. Find the price-demand equation in the form p= mx+b h)-FO opo12 er ibior uoa onpdie t e coer o Sp yd bon c. Find the equilibrium point bloe bas bor

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1. At a price of $4 per slice, the supply of pizzas is 800 slices and the demand is 580 slices. At the
price of $2 per slice, the supply is 600 slices and the demand is 830 slices.
a. Find the price-supply equation in the form p= mx+b
ilou sdre
ta wofl
buts
b. Find the price-demand equation in the form p= mx+b
h)-FO
opo12 er
ibior uoa onpdie t e coer o Sp
yd bon
c. Find the equilibrium point
bloe bas bor

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