a.3. Suppose the supply function for product X is given by Q = -30 +2Px - 4P. (LOI)Va. How much of product X is produced when P, = $600 and P₂ = $60?Xb. How much of product X is produced when Py = $80 and P₂ = $60?c. Suppose P₂ = $60. Determine the supply function and inverse supply function forgood X. Graph the inverse supply function.

A supply function describes the relationship between price and quantity of goods supplied.

3. Suppose the supply function for product X is given by Q = -30 +2Px - 4P₂. (L01) ✓a. How much of product X is produced when P, = $600 and P₂ = $60? b. How much of product X is produced when P, = $80 and P₂ = $60? c. Suppose P₂ = $60. Determine the supply function and inverse supply function for good X. Graph the inverse supply function.

3. Suppose the supply function for product X is given by Q = -30 +2Px - 4P₂. (L01) ✓a. How much of product X is produced when P, = $600 and P₂ = $60? b. How much of product X is produced when P, = $80 and P₂ = $60? c. Suppose P₂ = $60. Determine the supply function and inverse supply function for good X. Graph the inverse supply function.

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