Following are the answer:-
Answer for a)
After Fitting a linear trendline to this data
We get Demand dunction line
P=1.44-0.05Q
Answer for b)
Revenue Fucntion
R=PQ=(1.44-0.05Q)*Q=1.44Q-0.05Q^2
Answer for c)
(y-1.6)/(x-25)=(1.6-1.45)/(25-20)
(y-1.6)/(x-25)=0.15/5=0.03
y-16=0.03x-0.75
y=0.03x+15.75 ( Y is Quantity and X is Price)
Q=0.03P+15.75
P=33.33Q-525
Answer for D)
We have an equillibrium when Supply meets demand
33.33Q-525=1.44-0.05Q
33.38Q=526.44
Q=526.44/33.38=15.7712 (Rounded to whole number)
P=33.33*15.7712-525=0.6514
P at Equillibrum 0.6514 and Q at equillibrium 15.7712 Pounds.
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