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please help. Calculate the consumers' surplus at the indicated unit price p' for the demand equation. q = 50 − 3p; p' = 13
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I am kinda confuse here about what you are trying to ask. So p=13 so u plug that into the equation which is q=50-3(13) which leads to q=50-39. then u can solve from there.
It is consumer surplus I dont know how to solve it
Dont you just plug the p into the equation though to find q?
I think Im supposed to do something with this but I dont know \[\int\limits_{0}^{37/3} (q-50/-3) -13\]
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