In a sunflower market, consumers have demand function for a sunflower given by P = -4Qd + 21 where Pis the market price of sunflower and Qd is quantity of sunflower demanded. On the other hand, suppliers of sunflower have supply function given by P = 2Qs + 3where P is the market price of sunflower and Qd is quantity of sunflower supplied. 10. Using demand and supply functions, calculate the market equilibrium price and quantity of sunflower. 11. Calculate for the consumer surplus, producer surplus, and total surplus at the market equilibrium (in values).

In a sunflower market, consumers have demand function for a sunflower given by P = -4Qd + 21 where Pis the market price of sunflower and Qd is quantity of sunflower demanded. On the other hand, suppliers of sunflower have supply function given by P = 2Qs + 3where P is the market price of sunflower and Qd is quantity of sunflower supplied. 10. Using demand and supply functions, calculate the market equilibrium price and quantity of sunflower. 11. Calculate for the consumer surplus, producer surplus, and total surplus at the market equilibrium (in values).

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