Hello,

It has been 40+ years since algebra class and I need some algebra assistance for an economics class.

Formulas follow:

1. P = 2 + 3Q^s P = price, Q^s = quantity supply

2. P = 10 - Q^d P = price, Q^d = quantity demand

3. At price equilibrium, Q^{s =} Q^d, which provides:

2 + 3Q*= 10 - Q* => how to solve for Q*?

I am sorry, but I don't remember the algebraic steps to solve.