3. Suppose that the demand curve for tickets to the Metropolitan Opera for a performance of Carmen is as follows: Price of a ticket Equal . Price (dollars) Quantity demanded Qs= xtyP 56 3,000 Q5= 3000+ 56 f- 60 2,800 64 2,600 quart. price 68 2,400 72 2,200 76 2,000 80 1,800 a. If the Metropolitan Opera House has 2,400 seats, and if it sets a price of $72 per ticket, will the house be full? If not, how many seats will be vacant? foll rose b. What is the equilibrium price of a ticket for this performance? A-c. What is the shape of the supply curve for tickets? d Is there a "shortage" or "surplus" of tickets? In a free market, would the price of a ticket rise or fall