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The daily demand for beef can be modeled by The daily demand for beef can be modeled by   where the price for beef is p dollars per pound. Like-wise, the supply for beef can be modeled by   where the price for beef is p dollars per pound. Find the point of market equilibrium. Round your answer to two decimal places. A)  $16.49 per pound, 23.65 million pounds B)  $23.65 per pound, 16.49 million pounds C)  $16.49 per pound, 1093.27 million pounds D)  $1093.27 per pound, 16.49 million pounds E)  $3.33 per pound, 1093.27 million pounds where the price for beef is p dollars per pound. Like-wise, the supply for beef can be modeled by The daily demand for beef can be modeled by   where the price for beef is p dollars per pound. Like-wise, the supply for beef can be modeled by   where the price for beef is p dollars per pound. Find the point of market equilibrium. Round your answer to two decimal places. A)  $16.49 per pound, 23.65 million pounds B)  $23.65 per pound, 16.49 million pounds C)  $16.49 per pound, 1093.27 million pounds D)  $1093.27 per pound, 16.49 million pounds E)  $3.33 per pound, 1093.27 million pounds where the price for beef is p dollars per pound. Find the point of market equilibrium. Round your answer to two decimal places.

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