Multiple Choice
Andrew's demand for fish is: QA=12- 3P. Betty's demand for fish is: QB=16- 4P and Cathy's demand for fish is: QC=20- 5P. Q is the number of pounds of fish and P is the price of fish per pound. If Andrew, Betty and Cathy are the only people living in their village, and if the price of fish is P=$1 per pound, what is the total market demand for fish in the village?
A) Q=12.
B) Q=36.
C) Q=16.
D) Q=20.
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