Question #169766

Two points (p,q) on a linear supply equation are (3.5,116000) and (5,180000)

Determine supply function.


Expert's answer

compose the equation of a line at two points:

p−3.55−3.5=q−116000180000−116000⇒p−3.51.5=q−11600064000⇒q−116000=640001.5(p−3.5)⇒\frac{{p - 3.5}}{{5 - 3.5}} = \frac{{q - 116000}}{{180000 - 116000}} \Rightarrow \frac{{p - 3.5}}{{1.5}} = \frac{{q - 116000}}{{{\rm{64000}}}} \Rightarrow q - 116000 = \frac{{{\rm{64000}}}}{{1.5}}\left( {p - 3.5} \right) \Rightarrow

⇒q=1280003p−1000003⇒q=128000p−1000003\Rightarrow q = \frac{{128000}}{3}p - \frac{{100000}}{3} \Rightarrow q = \frac{{128000p - 100000}}{3}


Answer: q=128000p−1000003q = \frac{{128000p - 100000}}{3}


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