**Demand Curve:** $ P = 300 - Q_d $**Supply Curve:** $ P = 30 + 2Q_s $**Question:** What is the effect of a price floor at $ P = 230 $?- ○ Surplus = 30- ○ Shortage = 30- ○ No Effect- ○ Cannot be determined**Explanation for Educational Context:**This image represents a basic economics problem involving demand and supply curves. The demand curve equation $ P = 300 - Q_d $ illustrates how price $ P $ decreases as the quantity demanded $ Q_d $ increases. Conversely, the supply curve $ P = 30 + 2Q_s $ indicates how price $ P $ increases with an increase in quantity supplied $ Q_s $.The problem investigates the potential impact of setting a price floor of $ P = 230 $. A price floor is the minimum price set by the government, below which selling products is not allowed. If the price floor is above the equilibrium price, it can lead to a surplus, while if set below, it typically has no effect. The options provided suggest possible outcomes based on this scenario.

Given Demand Equation P = 300 - Qd Supply Equation P = 30 + 2Qs

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Demand Curve: P=300-Qd Supply Curve: P=30+2Qs What is the effect of a price floor at P=230? Surplus=30 Shortage=30 No Effect Cannot be determined.

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