a) Represent the above functions graphicallySuppose the demand and supply functions for kelewele are given byQuestion 1QX = 50 – 2PQX = 10 + 3Pb) Find the equilibrium price and quantity.A lf the current price of kelewele is GHC 10.00, what is the quantity demandedand quantity supplied?d) How would you describe the situation in (c) above, and what would you expectto happen in this market?e) Suppose the demand function changes to Qd = 60 - 2P. Find the newequilibrium price and quantity supplied and demanded.%3Df) Show your results in (e) on the graph

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Question 1 Suppose the demand and supply functions for kelewele are given by QX = 50 – 2P QX = 10 + 3P a) Represent the above functions graphically b) Find the equilibrium price and quantity. - If the current price of kelewele is GHC 10.00, what is the quantity demanded and quantity supplied? O How would you describe the situation in (c) above, and what would you expect o happen in this market? Suppose the demand function changes to Qd = 60 – 2P. Find the new quilibrium price and quantity supplied and demanded. Show results in (e) on the graph your

Question 1 Suppose the demand and supply functions for kelewele are given by QX = 50 – 2P QX = 10 + 3P a) Represent the above functions graphically b) Find the equilibrium price and quantity. - If the current price of kelewele is GHC 10.00, what is the quantity demanded and quantity supplied? O How would you describe the situation in (c) above, and what would you expect o happen in this market? Suppose the demand function changes to Qd = 60 – 2P. Find the new quilibrium price and quantity supplied and demanded. Show results in (e) on the graph your

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