If the quantity of soccer balls demanded is represented by the demand equation QD = 80 - 2P, then to solve for the price of soccer balls, the equation would be rewritten as

A) P = 40 - 0.5QD. B) P = 1.6QD + 80. C) P = 80 - QD. D) P = QD + 160.

A

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