Question 23 Table 2: Quantity demanded and supply for a given market Price Quantity Demanded Quantity Supplied $10 10 60 $8 20 45 $6 30 30 $4 40 15 $2 50 Refer to table 2. The equilibrium price and quantity, respectively, are O $12 and 30 units. O $6 and 30 units, $6 and 60 units. O $2 and 50 units.

Question 23 Table 2: Quantity demanded and supply for a given market Price Quantity Demanded Quantity Supplied $10 10 60 $8 20 45 $6 30 30 $4 40 15 $2 50 Refer to table 2. The equilibrium price and quantity, respectively, are O $12 and 30 units. O $6 and 30 units, $6 and 60 units. O $2 and 50 units.

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