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If the demand for a certain product is and the supply is , find the point where the supply and demand are in equilibrium. A.(0,1) B.(3,1) C.(1,3) D.The supply and demand are never in equilibrium.
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well you need a demand equation and a supply equation to be able to get an answer. Or perhaps a graph showing supply and demand 1. if you have a graph, find the intersection of the 2 lines for equilibrium 2. If you have equations, substitute then ordered pairs until you find 1 that satisfies each equation.
y=3x y=3x+1
*y=2x+1
which is demand and which is supply..?
but it doesn't really matter since both equations are equal to y you can say 3x = 2x + 1 solve for x, when you get x, substitute to get y
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