Find the deadweight loss when the price in the competitive market is d = (2/5)*56 and demand is given by the inverse demand function P = 56-31 Q. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. d h Private Cost Social Benefit Private Benefit a = 56, b-(4/5)*56, c = (3/5)*56, d = (2/5)*56, e-(1/5)*56

Find the deadweight loss when the price in the competitive market is d = (2/5)56 and demand is given by the inverse demand function P = 56-31 Q. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. d h Private Cost Social Benefit Private Benefit a = 56, b-(4/5)56, c = (3/5)56, d = (2/5)56, e-(1/5)*56

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Find the deadweight loss when the price in the competitive market is d = (2/5)*56 and demand is
given by the inverse demand function P = 56-31 Q. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.
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125
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h
Private Cost
Social Benefit
Private Benefit
a = 56, b= (4/5)*56, c = (3/5)*56, d = (2/5)*56, e = (1/5)*56
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