P$16$12SxDBased on the graph above, what is the total producer surplus when a tax of $8 perunit is imposed on sellers? Based on the graph above, what is the total producer surplus when a tax of $8 perunit is imposed on sellers?$3$12$6$9$36

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a $16 $12 0 S D Based on the graph above, what is the total producer surplus when a tax of $8 per unit is imposed on sellers?

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