Use the following general linear supply function to answer the next question: Qs = 60 + 8P- 4P + 20F, where Qs is the quantity supplied of the good, Pis the price of the good, P is the price of an input, and Fis the number of firms producing the good. When A = $20 and F= 60, the INVERSE supply function is

Use the following general linear supply function to answer the next question: Qs = 60 + 8P- 4P + 20F, where Qs is the quantity supplied of the good, Pis the price of the good, P is the price of an input, and Fis the number of firms producing the good. When A = $20 and F= 60, the INVERSE supply function is

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