The clemand equation for milk is p = 34.487 -0.21x, and the supply equation is p = 0.088x, where pis the price in dollars per hundred pounds and x is the amount of milk measured in billions of pounds. find the equilibrium point. (round your answers to two decimal places.) billions of pounds of milk will be sold at $ per hundred pounds.

The equilibrium point is (115.73, 10.18)

115.73 billions of pounds of milk will be sold at $10.18 per hundred pounds.

Step-by-step explanation:

Consider the provided equation.

The demand equation for milk is

The supply equation is

To find equilibrium point equate the equation as shown:

Now substitute the value of x in

Hence, the equilibrium point is (115.73, 10.18)

115.73 billions of pounds of milk will be sold at $10.18 per hundred pounds.

b

step-by-step explanation:

if a was wrong then it has to be b it cant be c either because not all the y intercepts are the same!

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