Given the inverse demand function P(Q) = 250 - Q, what is the demand function?

A. Qd = D(P) = 250 - P

B. Qd = D(P) = 250/P

C. Qd = D(P) = P + 250

D. Qd = D(P) = 250 + P


A. Qd = D(P) = 250 - P

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