QUESTION 18 Suppose in Baltimore there are two different internet providers: Provider A and Provider B. Consider the following information about a consumer named Ted: . Ted has the same demand equation for internet regardless of which company he uses (e.g. P = 100 - Q). . No matter which company he chooses, he pays the same average price at both providers (e.g. P = 20). . However, he ultimately consumes two different quantities depending on whether he uses Provider A or Provider B. How is this possible? Explain your answer in no more than 200 words (it is possible to answer the question in 2 sentences or less). TT TT Paragraph Arial 3 (12pt) E