3. A large city in the Eastern US is plagued with higher and higher rents. The average rent in the largest rental neighborhood is $2,!'JDD per month. This neighborhood largely,r serves new residents to the City, mostly,r immigrants. Most of these residents cannot afford these rents, so the local government has determined that it will initiate a \"price ceiling\" or \"rent control ceiling\" at $1500. In other words, there are to be no rents above $1500 in this neighborhood. Given this information, answer the following questions