Given the following equations: Demand. QD = 90 – P %3D Supply. Q$ = 10 + 15P Solve for the equilibrium price 'P' and quantity (Q: QD = Q%): P* = $

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Given the following equations:
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Demand. QD
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P* = $
QD = QS = Q =[
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