For the demand curve shown, find the total amount of consumer surplus that results in the gasoline market if gasoline sells for $2 pergallon.Price ($/gallon)12111098765432710Demand for gasoline10010 20 30 40 50 - %%Quantity (1,000s of gallons/year)110>120Instructions: Enter your response as a whole number.Consumer surplus: $per year.

For the demand curve shown, find the total amount of consumer surplus that results in the gasoline market if gasoline sells for $2 per gallon. Price ($/gallon) 2199 04321 11 10 Demand for gasoline 10 20 30 % 0 80 ⁹0 Quantity (1,000s of gallons/year) Instructions: Enter your response as a whole number. Consumer surplus: $ per year.

For the demand curve shown, find the total amount of consumer surplus that results in the gasoline market if gasoline sells for $2 per gallon. Price ($/gallon) 2199 04321 11 10 Demand for gasoline 10 20 30 % 0 80 ⁹0 Quantity (1,000s of gallons/year) Instructions: Enter your response as a whole number. Consumer surplus: $ per year.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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