Answer to Question #128159 in Microeconomics for Dhanalal budha

Question

It is known that quantity demanded decreases by two units for each $1 increase in price. At a price of $5, quantity demanded is ten units. With the solution)
a) What will be the quantity demanded is price is zero?
b) Write and equation for quantity demanded as a function of price.
c) Write an equation that expresses price as a function of quantity.
d) Write an equation for total revenue.

Answer 1

It is known that quantity demanded decreases by two units for each $1 increase in price. At a price of $5, quantity demanded is ten units.

a) If the price is zero the quantity demanded will be zero too.

b) The equation for quantity demanded as a function of price is $Q = 20 - 2P.$

c) An equation that expresses price as a function of quantity will be $P = 10 - 0.5Q.$

d) An equation for total revenue is: $TR = P*Q = (10 - 0.5Q)*Q = 10Q - 0.5Q^2.$