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There are only 3 consumers (X, Y and Z) in a market and there demand functions are given as : Q_(X) = 30 - 2P , Q_(Y) = 40 - 3P , Q_(Z) = 50 - 4P From the given individual demand functions, determine the market demand function. Also, calculate the market demand at a price Rs. 10 per unit.

Let there be two consumers A and B in the market for a good. Their demand functions are given below. Find out the market demand function: (i) d_(A)(P) =20-P for ple20 and d_(A)(P)=0 if P gt 20 (ii) d_(B)(P)=30-2P for P le 15 and d_(B)(P)=0 if P gt 15

Suppose there are 20 consumers for a good and they have identical demand functions : d(p) = 10 -3p for any price less than or equal to (10)/(3) and d_(1)(p) 0 at any price greater than (10)/(3) . What is the market demand funciton ?

If the demand function p is given by x=(600-p)/(8), where the price is Rs p per unit and the manufacturer produces x unit per week at the total cost of Rs.x^(2)+78x+2500 then find the value of x for which the profit is maximum

The are 10,000 identical individual buyers in the market for commodity X, each with a demand fucntion given by Qdx=12-2Px and 1,000 indentical producers of commodity X, each with a supply function given by Qsx=20Px. (i) Find the market demand function and the market supply function for commodity X. (ii) Obtain the equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity. (iii) Suppose the government decides to collect a tax of rupee 2 per unit sold from each of the 1,000 sellers of commodity X. What effect will this have on the equilibrium price and quantity of commodity X?

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