Use the statement and graph to answer the question that is not in the picture. The actual question is right here:1b: suppose an investor wants to provide funding for one of the two products. The return on their investment depends on which product sells more units over the next 10 years. Would they be better off investing in product A or product B? Explain in depth.

Problem 1 Suppose your business manufactures and sells two products. Product A has consistent demand and can be expected to sell 40 units every year. Product B could be considered a disruptive technology - it is an innovation that will take time for people to adopt but will eventually have widespread demand. The following graph estimates the number of units sold per year for the next 20 years: 100 -80 -60 -40- -20 0 5 10 15 20 Note that the vertical axis represents number of units sold per year, and the horizontal axis represents time measured in years. The blue line represents product A, and the red curve represents product B. a. Approximate the total number of units sold for product B over the next 20 years. When going through the process, try to find a good balance between efficiency and accuracy. For full credit, be sure to either explain your process in words, or show your work using formulas