Demand = 70-3P
Supply = -26 + 9P
where, P = Price of a unit.
Equilibrium price is where supply equals demand.
Therefore, 70 - 3P = -26 + 9P
12P = 96
P = $8.
Equilibrium Price = $8
If we substitute this amount in any equation, we will get the
equilibrium quantity.
Quantity = 70 - 3P = 70 - 3(8) = 46 units.
Equilibrium quantity = 46 units.
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