Travis K. answered 01/18/23
Economics Tutor for MBA, Intro (Principles), AP Micro / Macro classes
This is known as finding the inverse demand function. All you have to do is use algebra to rearrange the functions so that price is isolated like this:
Q=20-P
P= 20 - Q
Q=20-5P
5P = 20 - Q
P = 4 - 0.2Q
8Q=18-2P
2P = 18 - 8Q
P = 9 - 4Q
If you set any of these functions equal to a supply function, you can solve for equilibrium price and quantity. You can also graph these functions in a graphing calculator to see these demand curves visually.