Please help me with the following questions. Picture (graphs) attached are for both questions 1.If there is an equivalent increase in supply in each market, in which market will the quantity change most?aMarket 1bMarket 2cNot enough information2.Consider the following two markets for good X. Note: the markets are identical except that demand for good X in market 1 is more elastic than demand for good X in market 2. If there is an equivalent increase in supply in each market, in which market will the price change most? aMarket 1bMarket 2cNot enough information The image compares two different market scenarios through supply and demand graphs labeled "Market 1" and "Market 2."**Market 1 Graph:**- The vertical axis is labeled "P (dollars)" representing price.- The horizontal axis is labeled "Q (units)" representing quantity.- The supply curve "S" slopes upwards.- The demand curve "D" slopes downwards.- Equilibrium price and quantity are marked at P* and Q* respectively, where the supply and demand curves intersect.**Market 2 Graph:**- Similarly, the vertical axis is labeled "P (dollars)" and the horizontal axis is labeled "Q (units)."- The supply curve "S" slopes upwards, but appears steeper than in Market 1.- The demand curve "D" slopes downwards, appearing flatter compared to Market 1.- Equilibrium price and quantity are again marked at P* and Q* where the curves intersect.**Question:**"If there is an equivalent increase in supply in each market, in which market will the quantity change most?"**Options:**- Market 1- Market 2- Not enough informationThis question asks to determine the effect on quantity when supply increases equally in both markets, based on the elasticity and slope of the supply and demand curves.

“Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any specific question to be solved, then please specify the question number or post only that question.”Demand(dd) is said to be elastic(e>1) when elasticity(e) is more than 1 and demand is inelastic(e<1) when elasticity(e) is less than 1. Option (1) is ‘correct’ because change(Δ) in supply(ss) affects the output(Y) most when demand(dd) is elastic(e>1). Option (2) is ‘incorrect’ because change(Δ) in supply(ss) affects the output(Y) least when demand(dd) is inelastic(e<1). Option (3) is ‘incorrect’ because the information given is enough to determine the amount of change(Δ) in output(Y). Therefore, in ‘Market 1’, the output(Y) will change(Δ) the most.