Question 11 Coursology 0.5 pts 11-12) Use the information above to find the consumer surplus and producer surplus in this market. P is the price and Q is the quantity. Demand Curve: P = 300 - 5Q (vertical intercept = 300) Supply Curve: P = 4Q + 120. (vertical intercept = 120) Use the following block for only the consumer surplus.
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