Use the data table below for this problem. Explain what happens in the market in each question: Q Demanded and Q Supplied, Surplus or Shortage by how many gallons. Question b: Use price support of $8.00. Question c: Change price ceiling to $6.00. Do not submit graphs Price per Gallon Quantity Demanded (millions of gallons) Quantity Supplied (millions of gallons) $8.00 200 400 $7.50 250 350 $7.00 300 300 $6.50 350 250 $6.00 400 200

Use the data table below for this problem. Explain what happens in the market in each question: Q Demanded and Q Supplied, Surplus or Shortage by how many gallons. Question b: Use price support of $8.00. Question c: Change price ceiling to $6.00. Do not submit graphs Price per Gallon Quantity Demanded (millions of gallons) Quantity Supplied (millions of gallons) $8.00 200 400 $7.50 250 350 $7.00 300 300 $6.50 350 250 $6.00 400 200

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Price per Gallon	Quantity Demanded (millions of gallons)	Quantity Supplied (millions of gallons)
$8.00	200	400
$7.50	250	350
$7.00	300	300
$6.50	350	250
$6.00	400	200