SOLUTION: 1.When the market price is $4, producers will not be willing to furnish any units of the product, but for each $1 increase in price, producers will be willing to supply an addition

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Question 1188050: 1.When the market price is $4, producers will not be willing to furnish any units of the product, but for each $1 increase in price, producers will be willing to supply an additional 12 units. Assuming a linear relationship, find the (inverse) supply equation
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When the market price is $4, producers will not be willing to furnish any units of the product,
but for each $1 increase in price, producers will be willing to supply an additional 12 units.
Assuming a linear relationship, find the (inverse) supply equation
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What the problem says, is the word description of this linear function


    y = 12*(x-4),    x >= 4,


where x is the market price per each single unit produced and sold, and y is the number of units.


This function is what the problem requests from you.

Solved and thoroughly expressed.



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