At the price of $3 a pound of pork, jason buys 8 pounds of pork and noelle buys 10 pounds of pork. when the price rises to $5 a pound, jason buys 5 pounds of pork and noelle buys 7 pounds of pork. what is the market demand at $5?

Market demand at $5 is 12 pork.

Step-by-step explanation:

In a market, the sum of individual demand for a product from buyers is known as market demand.

It is give that the at the price of $3 a pound of pork, Jason buys 8 pounds of pork and Noelle buys 10 pounds of pork.

So, market demand at $3 is

8 + 10 = 18

When the price rises to $5 a pound, Jason buys 5 pounds of pork and Noelle buys 7 pounds of pork.

So, market demand at $5 is

5 + 7 = 12

Therefore, the market demand at $5 is 12 pork.

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