The graph on the right shows a demand curve labeled D. Use the line drawing tool...

  

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The graph on the right shows a demand curve labeled D₁. Use the line drawing tool to draw the new demand curve, D₂, when demand increases by 20 percent. Attach the appropriate provided label. Carefully follow the instructions above, and draw only the required object. The equation for the original demand curve D₁ is Q = 50-6.25P. Find the new demand equation when demand increases by 20 percent. (Enter numeric values rounded to one decimal place in the spaces below. Note that there is already a negative sign in front of the slope term, so enter the slope value as a positive number.) Q=0-0P. The supply curve for the product is Q10 +12.5P. Find the original equilibrium price and quantity using the original demand curve D₁- (Enter your responses as real numbers rounded to 2 decimal places.) P = and Q = Price $10 59- $8- $7- $6 $5- $4- $3- $2- $1 50+ 0 10 20 30 40 Quantity D₁ 50 60 70 80 Q Q The graph on the right shows a demand curve labeled D₁. Use the line drawing tool to draw the new demand curve, D₂, when demand increases by 20 percent. Attach the appropriate provided label. Carefully follow the instructions above, and draw only the required object. The equation for the original demand curve D₁ is Q = 50-6.25P. Find the new demand equation when demand increases by 20 percent. (Enter numeric values rounded to one decimal place in the spaces below. Note that there is already a negative sign in front of the slope term, so enter the slope value as a positive number.) Q=0-0P. The supply curve for the product is Q10 +12.5P. Find the original equilibrium price and quantity using the original demand curve D₁- (Enter your responses as real numbers rounded to 2 decimal places.) P = and Q = Price $10 59- $8- $7- $6 $5- $4- $3- $2- $1 50+ 0 10 20 30 40 Quantity D₁ 50 60 70 80 Q Q

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