3. (Do not use a calculator on this problem: you are working to grow stronger computational kills and to do that I need you to stop turning to your calculator so quickly! Also, work this with the fractions (no decimals) but think about how you can " get rid of'1 the fractions. This is another aspect that I am working on with respect to growing your numerical literacy.) Suppose there are two rms in a market, |Stood Enterprises and Products Unlimited. You are told the following information about this market. Good Enterprises supplies 201') units of the product sold in this market when the price is $10 per unit. When the price in this market increases to $20, the quantity of the product supplied by Good Enterprises increases by 100 units. Good Enterprises supply curve is linear. Products Unlimited supplies 150 units of the product sold in this market when the price is $15 per unit. When the price increases to $30, the quantity of the product supplied by Products Unlimited increases to 300 units. Products Unlimited's supply curve is also linear. a. From the above information write the equation for the supply curve for Good Enterprises. b. From the above information write the equation for the supply curve for Products Unlimited. c. Assuming that these two firms are the only producers of this product, draw a graph that illustrates the market supply curve for this product. Then, provide an algebraic expression for the market supply curve. If you need more than one equation please be sure to note what the relevant range of prices is for each eouation