Table 4-3PriceQuantity Supplied(Dollarsper unit)(Units)916017QiRefer to Table 4-3. If the law of supply applies to this good, then Q, could beO 110.140.O 160.170.

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Refer to Table 4-3. If the law of supply applies to this good, then Q, could be O 110. O 140. O 160. O 170.