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OpenStudy (anonymous):

According to the handouts. For a demand curve Q(sub D) = D(P) which I'm reading that Q(sub D) is equal to Demand as a function of price. It then goes on to say the P(price) = Q(sub D) divided by D. What is D supposed to represent? If it is a function of price, then D will always equal Q(sub D), so what is the point?

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