Q.3being sold and consumed. The demand and supply equationsfor each type are:Suppose there are three types of Apples A, B and CD = 20 – 2P, +4P, + PcD = 10+ 3P, – 5P, + 2P. S = 3P, - 7De = 70+ 4P, + 2P, – 5P. Se = 5P. – 16• Determine equilibrium prices and quantities usingS, = 4P,-5%3DCramer's rule.• Calculate the elasticity of demand for B with respect toprices of variety A, B and C and interpret the economicmeaning of the results.

DA=20-2PA+4PB+PCDB=10+3PA-5PB+2PCDC=70+4PA+2PB-5PCSA=4PA-5SB=3PB-7SC=5PC-16 Find: a) The equilibrium…

Q.3 Suppose there are three types of Apples A, B and C being sold and consumed. The demand and supply equations for each type are: D = 20– 2P, + 4P, + P. S, = 4P,-5 D, = 10 + 3P, - 5P, + 2P. S, = 3P, -7 De = 70+4P, + 2P, - 5P. Sc = 5P. – 16 Determine equilibrium prices and quantities using Cramer's rule. • Calculate the elasticity of demand for B with respect to prices of variety A, B and C and interpret the economic meaning of the results.

Q.3 Suppose there are three types of Apples A, B and C being sold and consumed. The demand and supply equations for each type are: D = 20– 2P, + 4P, + P. S, = 4P,-5 D, = 10 + 3P, - 5P, + 2P. S, = 3P, -7 De = 70+4P, + 2P, - 5P. Sc = 5P. – 16 Determine equilibrium prices and quantities using Cramer's rule. • Calculate the elasticity of demand for B with respect to prices of variety A, B and C and interpret the economic meaning of the results.

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