The Happy Corporation, a maker of small furniture, determines that in 2012 the demand curve for its product is
P = 2,000 - 50Q
where P is the price (in pesos) of furniture and Q is the number of furniture sold per month.
a. To sell 20 furniture per month, what price would Happy have to charge?
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