(Solved) Demand The demand for wooden chairs can be modeled as D(p)=-0.01 p+5.55 \text million chairs where p is the price (in dollars) of a chair. According
Question: Demand The demand for wooden chairs can be modeled as
\[D(p)=-0.01 p+5.55 \text { million chairs }\]where \(p\) is the price (in dollars) of a chair.
- According to the model, at what price will consumers no longer purchase chairs? Is this price guaranteed to be the highest price any consumer will pay for a wooden chair? Explain.
- Find the quantity of wooden chairs that consumers will purchase when the market price is $\$ 99.95 .$
- Determine the amount that consumers are willing and able to spend to purchase 3 million wooden chairs.
- Find the consumers' surplus when consumers purchase 3 million wooden chairs.
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