The equilibrium rent is $1600 while the equilibrium quantity is 6800
When quantity demanded is equal to the quantity supplied, the market is said to be in equilibrium. The price at this point is equilibrium price. The quantity at at this point is equilibrium quantity.
In order to determine equilibrium price, equate the quantity demanded and quantity supplied equation
QD = QS
10,000 – 2P = 2,000 + 3P
Combine similar terms
10,000 - 2,000 = 3P + 2P
8000 = 5P
P = $1600
Substitute for monthly rent in the quantity demanded equation
10,000 - 2(1600)
10,000 - 3200
Equilibrium quantity = 6,800
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