a) What will be the new equilibrium price, if we reduce the quantity demanded at each price by 30?b). What will be the new equilibrium price, if we add the quantity supplied at each price by 60? PROBLEM SOLVING. Read and analyze the followingquestions. Solve each problem according to what isasked.31-35. Supply and Demand1. Based on the Demand and Supply Schedule,give what is being asked.QuantityDemandedQuantitySupplied230235330Price/Bread230265270235P50P52P53P54250270P55210

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a) What will be the new equilibrium price, if we reduce the quantity demanded at each price by 30? b). What will be the new equilibrium price, if we add the quantity supplied at each price by 60?

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