Suppose demand can be described with the equation Q = 900?5P and supply with the equation Q = 100 + 5P. Complete the following table. Determine the equilibrium price and quantity.
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Quantity
Quantity
Surplus/
Price
Demanded
Supplied
Shortage
$100
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95
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90
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85
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80
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75
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70
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65
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60
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What will be an ideal response?

	Quantity	Quantity	Surplus/
Price	Demanded	Supplied	Shortage
$100	400	600	+200
95	425	575	+150
90	450	550	+100
85	475	525	+50
80	500	500	0-EQUILIBRIUM
75	525	475	?50
70	550	450	?100
65	575	425	?150
60	600	400	?200

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