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thank you, for some extra help here :) some professors cant explain the most basic economic equations beacuse they only read results that they took from somewhere else anyway.
you mislead me for my exam (but can't say I haven't learnt from you during the semester) but you are suppose to evaluate the appropriate price level before determining what quantity demand function to use. You went directly to just using the aggregate demand function.
Sir,Please can explain me how to get the market supply equation of below question There are 100 identical firms in the market. P=200-2Q TC=32+20q+8q^2 MC=20+16q
this is wrong you cant add up demand curves like that you need to make horizontal sum. if price were to be 10 first customers will buy 20 and second customers would buy 0 not -5 so demand is 20 for 10 . If you plug 10 in summed up equation demand becomes 15 . very wrong.............
It's just a fact that MR will have a slope that is twice as steep as its linear demand curve. Here's the proof: p = a - bq. TR = pq = (a - bq)q and simplifying TR= aq - bq^2. To get MR take the derivative of TR or dTR/dq = MR = a - 2bq.
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25 is Q not 80.....when I was solving I recognized this mistake..Tc is 30Q
Thank you for the helpful video - none of my economics material explained it this well!
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thank you, for some extra help here :) some professors cant explain the most basic economic equations beacuse they only read results that they took from somewhere else anyway.
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you mislead me for my exam (but can't say I haven't learnt from you during the semester) but you are suppose to evaluate the appropriate price level before determining what quantity demand function to use. You went directly to just using the aggregate demand function.
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4:45 isn't Q = 25 and not 80?
Thanks for finding the error. The correction is noted in the video.
It was a typo, he still got the right result though of $1250-otherwise it would have been -400!
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Sir,Please can explain me how to get the market supply equation of below question
There are 100 identical firms in the market.
P=200-2Q
TC=32+20q+8q^2
MC=20+16q
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In the example without price discrimination, isn't p = 130- Q and MR = 130-2Q? where Q is 50 and not 25? How did you get p = 130-2Q?
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Where did the 2Q come from?
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Hi, I understand that P=130-2Q but why you can get MR=130-4Q?
zeyu liu total revenue = PxQ = (130-Q)Q = 130Q - 2Q^2. After taking the derivative of total revenue, we get MR = 130 - 4Q.
Thank you so much sir
hope you can post a second price discrimination
i think the inverse demand function is p=13-0.2Q.
i got it! thanks
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Is it possible to do the problem without knowing the value of MC or MR?
no
this is wrong you cant add up demand curves like that you need to make horizontal sum. if price were to be 10 first customers will buy 20 and second customers would buy 0 not -5 so demand is 20 for 10 . If you plug 10 in summed up equation demand becomes 15 . very wrong.............
why MR is double of P?
It's just a fact that MR will have a slope that is twice as steep as its linear demand curve. Here's the proof: p = a - bq. TR = pq = (a - bq)q and simplifying TR= aq - bq^2. To get MR take the derivative of TR or dTR/dq = MR = a - 2bq.
i did,nt get it how 5p=65_q turned into p=130-2q
Emerenciana Nchimbi There is a decimal point in front of the 5; it should read 0.5p = 65 - q. After dividing both sides by 0.50, you get p = 130 - 2q.
+1sportingclays sorry sir.0.5 how😞?
Emerenciana Nchimbi Q1 = 40 - 0.2P1 and Q2 = 25 - 0.3P2. Q1 + Q2 = Q = 65 - 0.5P.
+1sportingclays okay.....thank you
@@EconomicsinManyLessons clearly it shows that's 5 and not 0.5
incorrect results please revised your numbers
boss
You made an error. 83.33 - 3.33*8 is 56.69, not 56.67.
Therefore profit etc is incorrect