AI-generated answer The points on the short-run supply curve represent the quantity of output that a firm is willing and able to produce at different prices in the short run. To determine the points on the short-run supply curve, we can refer to the information given in the previous answer: On the graph, we can plot the following points on the short-run supply curve: 1. Price: $100 per lamp, Quantity: 0 lamps 2. Price: $90 per lamp, Quantity: 10,000 lamps 3. Price: $80 per lamp, Quantity: 20,000 lamps 4. Price: $70 per lamp, Quantity: 30,000 lamps 5. Price: $60 per lamp, Quantity: 40,000 lamps 6. Price: $50 per lamp, Quantity: 50,000 lamps 7. Price: $40 per lamp, Quantity: 60,000 lamps 8. Price: $30 per lamp, Quantity: 70,000 lamps 9. Price: $20 per lamp, Quantity: 80,000 lamps 10. Price: $10 per lamp, Quantity: 90,000 lamps