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1. Create a demand curve and supply curve for jeans using the following table of values: PRICE QUANTITY PRICE QUANTITY 10 500 10 200 20 450 20 250 30 400 30 300 40 350 40 350 50 .°S 300 50 400 250 60 450
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1. Create a demand curve and supply curve for jeans using the following table of values:

PRICE QUANTITY PRICE
QUANTITY
10
500
10
200
20
450
20
250
30
400
30
300
40
350
40
350
50
.°S
300
50
400
250
60
450
200
70
500

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