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For Exercises 21 and 22 , graph each pair of demand and supply functions. Then: a. Find the equilibrium point using the intersect feature or another feature that will allow you to find this point of intersection. b. Graph y = D ( x E ) and identify the regions of both consumer and producer surpluses. c. Find the consumer surplus. d. Find the producer surplus. D ( x ) = 15 − 1 3 x , S ( x ) = 2 x 3

For Exercises 21 and 22 , graph each pair of demand and supply functions. Then: a. Find the equilibrium point using the intersect feature or another feature that will allow you to find this point of intersection. b. Graph y = D ( x E ) and identify the regions of both consumer and producer surpluses. c. Find the consumer surplus. d. Find the producer surplus. D ( x ) = 15 − 1 3 x , S ( x ) = 2 x 3

Solution Summary: The author calculates the equilibrium point for the provided demand function and supply function S(x)=2sqrt.

CALCULUS+ITS...,EXP.(LL)-W/CODE NVCC

CALCULUS+ITS...,EXP.(LL)-W/CODE NVCC

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Chapter 5.1, Problem 33E

For Exercises 21 and 22, graph each pair of demand and supply functions. Then:

a. Find the equilibrium point using the intersect feature or another feature that will allow you to find this point of intersection.

b. Graph y = D ( x E )

and identify the regions of both consumer and producer surpluses.

c. Find the consumer surplus.

d. Find the producer surplus.

D ( x ) = 15 − 1 3 x , S ( x ) = 2 x 3

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