Question #200799

. Demand Curves. ISHO-garment is contemplating a T-shirt advertising promotion. Monthly sales data from T-shirt shops marketing indicate that

            𝑄=1,500–200𝑃


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Expert's answer
2021-05-31T15:09:45-0400

Give equation for demand, we can get the quantity of T-shirts sold at a given price.

Assume, P=$4.5per (Tshirt)P=\$4.5 per \space (T-shirt)

Quantity sold, Q=1500200×4.5=600(Tshirts)Q=1500-200\times4.5=600(T-shirts)

Also, given the quantity, price per T-shirt can be calculated.

Assume, Q=900(Tshirts)Q=900(T-shirts)

900=1500200P900=1500-200P

200P=600200P=600

P=$3P=\$3


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