Figure: Demand $2$A graph shows demand and supply curves. The vertical axis represents price ranging from $0$ to $20$ dollars in increments of $2.$ The horizontal axis represents quantity ranging from $0$ to $20$ in increments of $2.$ The demand curve has a negative slope, starting from $(0,20)$ and ending at $(20,0).$ The supply curve is parallel to the horizontal axis and starts from $8$ dollars. The demand and supply curves intersect at $(12,8).$ A point on the demand curve corresponds to $(4,16)$ as denoted by dotted lines. Another point on the demand curve corresponds to $(6,14)$ as denoted by dotted lines.Two firms in an industry act as a cartel, with each firm agreeing to charge a price of $$16$ and sell $2$ units of output. If one of them cheats and produces $2$ more units of output, the cheating firm's total revenue increases by $\_\_\_\_\_$ and the other firm's total revenue decreases by $\_\_\_\_\_.$Group of answer choices$$28$; $$14$$$12$; $$8$$$24$; $$4$$$84$; $$32$