Below, you are provided with the supply function for Florida blueberries. You will use this supply function to construct a supply curve, and to identify the amount of producer surplus that arises at different market prices.

The quantity of blueberries supplied (in pounds) is given by the following supply function:

Q = (1,500 x P) - 3,000, wherePis the per-pound price of blueberries.

Part 5: When the price of blueberries is $3 per pound, how much producer surplus do producers enjoy from selling blueberries?

Part 6: When the price of blueberries is $5 per pound, how much producer surplus do producers enjoy from selling blueberries?