Analysis of the coffee market, it was determined buyers willing to purchase 10 million pounds of coffee at a price of $9/lb and at a price of $4/lb they will buy 35 million pounds. The producer on the other hand are willing to provide 15 million pounds at $4/lb and 4 million pounds of coffee at $9/lb. I need to show these in a supply and Demand graph

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