Respuesta :
Quantity demanded is the amount of a good demanded by a consumer and on the other hand the quantity supplied is the good supplied by the supplier.
Explanation:
Qs = Qd
5P - 10 = 50 - 5P
5P + 5P = 50 + 10
10P = 60
P = 60/10
P = 6
So the equilibrium price (P) is 6
Now substitute the equilibrium price P = 6 in either the Qs or Qd function to get the equilibrium quantity. (The answer should be the same regardless of which equation you use.)
Qd = 50 - 5P
Qd = 50 - 5(6)
Qd = 50 - 30
Qd = 20
So the equilibrium quantity (Q) is 20.
With the increase in the demand of the good, the price of the good will also increase because the supply of the good will not change, so increasing price of the good.