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The supply function for a product is The supply function for a product is   , while the demand function for the same product is   . If a $22 tax is placed on production of the item, then the supplier passes this tax on by adding $22 to his selling price. Find the new equilibrium point E(q, p)  for this product when the tax is passed on. (The new supply function is given by   .)  Round your final answer to two decimal places. ​ A)    B)    C)    D)    E)   , while the demand function for the same product is The supply function for a product is   , while the demand function for the same product is   . If a $22 tax is placed on production of the item, then the supplier passes this tax on by adding $22 to his selling price. Find the new equilibrium point E(q, p)  for this product when the tax is passed on. (The new supply function is given by   .)  Round your final answer to two decimal places. ​ A)    B)    C)    D)    E)   . If a $22 tax is placed on production of the item, then the supplier passes this tax on by adding $22 to his selling price. Find the new equilibrium point E(q, p) for this product when the tax is passed on. (The new supply function is given by The supply function for a product is   , while the demand function for the same product is   . If a $22 tax is placed on production of the item, then the supplier passes this tax on by adding $22 to his selling price. Find the new equilibrium point E(q, p)  for this product when the tax is passed on. (The new supply function is given by   .)  Round your final answer to two decimal places. ​ A)    B)    C)    D)    E)   .) Round your final answer to two decimal places. ​


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