Determining a Supply Function Parameter from Equilibrium
The market for a particular type of widget is in equilibrium, with 80 units being sold at a price of $10 per unit. The quantity demanded is described by the function . The quantity supplied is described by the function , where 'c' is a constant. Based on the given equilibrium condition, what must be the value of the constant 'c' in the supply function?
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