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The demand equation for a product is given by p= " +6 (in dollars), and the supply equation is q=4(p-1) (in dollars), with the equilibrium point (90; P.)=(8,9). Calculate consumers' surplus (CS) and producers' surplus (PS) under market equilibrium. Round your answer to two decimals.
The demand equation for a product is given by p= " +6 (in dollars), and the supply equation is q=4(p-1) (in dollars), with the equilibrium point (90; P.)=(8,9). Calculate consumers' surplus (CS) and producers' surplus (PS) under market equilibrium. Round your answer to two decimals.
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