Price 180 150- 120- 90- 60- 30 0- 0 5 10 Quantity OP=-0.083 QD + 180 OP=-12 QD + 180 OQD = -0.083 P + 15 OP=-12 QD + 15 OQD=-12 P + 15 15 The figure above shows the demand curve. Which if the following represents the inverse demand equation? QD=-12 P + 15 P=0.083 QD + 15 QD = -0.083 P + 180 20

Price 180 150- 120- 90- 60- 30 0- 0 5 10 Quantity OP=-0.083 QD + 180 OP=-12 QD + 180 OQD = -0.083 P + 15 OP=-12 QD + 15 OQD=-12 P + 15 15 The figure above shows the demand curve. Which if the following represents the inverse demand equation? QD=-12 P + 15 P=0.083 QD + 15 QD = -0.083 P + 180 20

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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