The demand function for a quantity of a certain good is D(g) = √100 - q², and the supply function is S(g) = q. The equilibrium quantity of the good is sold at the equilibrium price. Using geometry, find the total surplus (the sum of the producer surplus and the consumer surplus). Total surplus: Using geometry, find the producer surplus. Producer surplus: Using your previous two answers, find the consumer surplus. Consumer surplus:

The demand function for a quantity of a certain good is D(g) = √100 - q², and the supply function is S(g) = q. The equilibrium quantity of the good is sold at the equilibrium price. Using geometry, find the total surplus (the sum of the producer surplus and the consumer surplus). Total surplus: Using geometry, find the producer surplus. Producer surplus: Using your previous two answers, find the consumer surplus. Consumer surplus:

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