Market demand is given by P= 130-Q and supply is given by P= 10+2Q. At P$100.There will be aSurplus of 45 unitsShortage of 45 unitsSurplus of 15 unitsShortage of 15 unitsIf the quantity supplied exceeds the quantity demanded, then there isA shortage and the price is below the equilibrium priceO A shortage and the price is above the equilibrium priceO A surplus and the price is below the equilibrium priceO A surplus and the price is above the equilibrium priceSweatshirts and tee-shirts are complements and the price of a sweatshirtincreases. As a resuit, the demand forSweatshirts will increase that is, the demand curve will shift rightwardTee-shirts will increase that is, the demand curve will shift rightwardSweatshirts will decrease that is, the demand curve will shift leftwardTee-shirts will decrease that is, the demand curve will shift leftward

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Market demand is given by P= 130-Q and supply is given by P= 10+2Q. At P$100. There will be a Surplus of 45 units Shortage of 45 units Surplus of 15 units Shortage of 15 units

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