I need help drawing the graph, thanks! on 25 of 29Market research has revealed the given information about themarket for chocolate bars:demandEsupply20• demand is represented by the equation Qd18 – 2P,19where Qa is quantity demanded and P is the price, and1817• supply is represented by the equation Q, = 3 + P,where Q, is the quantity supplied.16151413Manipulate the demand and supply curves on the graph to12draw these equations, and move point E to1110represent equilibrium.8765How should the x-axis and the y-axis on the graph be labeled?4321у-ахis:0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20X-AxisPrice ($)y-Axis

Qd = 18 - 2P => P = (18 -Qd) /2 => P = 9 - 0.5Qd and Qs = 3 + P => P = Qs - 3…

Market research has revealed the given information about the market for chocolate bars: demand E supply 20 • demand is represented by the equation Qa = 18 – 2P, 19 where Q, is quantity demanded and P is the price, and 18 17 • supply is represented by the equation Q, = 3 + P, is the quantity supplied. 16 15 where Qs 14 13 Manipulate the demand and supply curves on the graph to 12 Iraw these equations and move point E to 11

Market research has revealed the given information about the market for chocolate bars: demand E supply 20 • demand is represented by the equation Qa = 18 – 2P, 19 where Q, is quantity demanded and P is the price, and 18 17 • supply is represented by the equation Q, = 3 + P, is the quantity supplied. 16 15 where Qs 14 13 Manipulate the demand and supply curves on the graph to 12 Iraw these equations and move point E to 11

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