Suppose a chain of electronics stores sells televisions. The weekly demand and supply models are given...

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Suppose a chain of electronics stores sells televisions. The weekly demand and supply models are given below. (Note that p is the price per television and q is the number of televisions demanded or supplied at that price.) Demand model: Supply model: q=-6p+4050 q=2.1p (Note: Answer with the appropriate units.) a) At a price of $440 per television, b) At a price of 500 c) At this price in part b). -6 A can be sold. per television, the number of televisions supplied would equal the number of televisions demanded. A will be supplied and demanded. Suppose a chain of electronics stores sells televisions. The weekly demand and supply models are given below. (Note that p is the price per television and q is the number of televisions demanded or supplied at that price.) Demand model: Supply model: q=-6p+4050 q=2.1p (Note: Answer with the appropriate units.) a) At a price of $440 per television, b) At a price of 500 c) At this price in part b). -6 A can be sold. per television, the number of televisions supplied would equal the number of televisions demanded. A will be supplied and demanded.

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