The demand for a product for a product is given by the following equation Qd = 10-3P and supply Qs = 5 + 2P.

The demand for a product for a product is given by the following equation Qd = 10-3P and supply Qs = 5 + 2P. What price should the government set for at least 6 units of goods to be sold on the market?

To determine the even price to be set by the government, it is necessary to equate the two equations with each other. Thus, we get 10-3P = 5 + 2P
Move the variables from P to one side, and everything else to the other, and we get that the price should be equal to 1.