Price-Demand: p = D(x) 984 410 2140 220 2940 |143 4200 55 5125 45 Price-Supply p = S(x) 984 21 2140 77 2940 108 4200 |150 5125 190 Find a quadratic regression model for the price-demand data and a linear regressio price-supply data. Use these models to answer the following questions.

Price-Demand: p = D(x) 984 410 2140 220 2940 |143 4200 55 5125 45 Price-Supply p = S(x) 984 21 2140 77 2940 108 4200 |150 5125 190 Find a quadratic regression model for the price-demand data and a linear regressio price-supply data. Use these models to answer the following questions.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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