SOLUTION: A food processing company sells frozen fish sticks, where y is the tons of fish sticks sold per month and p is the retail price in dollars per pound.
The supply equation is : y=
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Question 316398: A food processing company sells frozen fish sticks, where y is the tons of fish sticks sold per month and p is the retail price in dollars per pound.
The supply equation is : y= 50p = 50
The demand equation is: y=-75p + 400
Solve by graphing and determine the approximate price where supply equals demand. Interpret the solution point in the context of the problem.
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You need to correct the supply eqaution.
It contains two "=".
Please repost.
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