Consider 3 people who like Skinny CowIce Cream Sandwiches. Consider the following Demand Schedule for Savannah, Carmen, and Dr. K

Quantity Demanded
Price ($)	Savannah	Carmen	Dr. K
25	-	-	0
20	-	-	5
15	-	0	10
10	0	10	15
5	20	20	20
0	40	30	25

Savannah has a willingness to pay for ice cream sandwiches which is bounded by the price-quantity pairs (0,40) and (10,0). Carmen has a willingness to pay which is bounded by the price-quantity pairs (15,0) and (0,30). Dr. K has a willingness to pay which is bounded by the price-quantity pairs (25,0) and (0,25).

HINT: Equation constants should be found in one of the price-quantity pairs for each consumer. Be mindful of the price and quantity axes when analyzing the price-quantity pairs (not traditional x,y pairs). Leave numbers in reduced fractional form; fractions may be messy.

What is the demand curve equation for Savannah, Carmen, and Dr. K