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Answer:
The intersection point of the two curves is
.
Step-by-step explanation:
From statement we get the following equations:
Supply curve
(1)
Demand curve
(2)
Where:
- Quantity, measured in thousands of metric tons.
- Price, measured in US dollars per metric tons.
If we add both equations, then we find that quantity is:



Then, we finally find the price by substituting on (2):



The intersection point of the two curves is
.
Hello,
Point-slope form is

.
Since they already give us the slope, which is 4, and a point from the equation, which is (4, -9),

and

. Then, we can substitute the values into our point-slope formula.
y - (-9) = 4(x - 4), which is equal to y + 9 = 4(x - 4).
Therefore, your final answer is
A, y + 9 = 4(x - 4).
Answer:
y = -7x + 1 (slope intercept)
7x - y = -1 (standard form)
First, you divide 3 into 11
3/11=.27
then, you move the decimal two places to the right and change it to a percent sign.
.27 becomes 27. which becomes 27%