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Part 5: When the price of a beef empanada is $3, what is the equilibrium price of a chicken empanada? The equilibrium quantity of chicken empanadas? Part 6: When the price of a beef empanada is $5, what is the equilibrium price of a chicken empanada? The equilibrium quantity of chicken empanadas?The quantity demanded of chicken empanadas, Qc, is given by the following demand function: Qc = 140 - (80 x Pc) + (60 x PB), where Pc is the per-unit price of a chicken empanada and PB is the per-unit price of a beef empanada. Part 1: Suppose that the price of a beef empanada is $3. Use the demand function above to complete the demand schedule below. Quantity of Chicken Price Empanadas Demanded $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 Part 2: Suppose that the price of a beef empanada is $3. In the space below, construct the demand curve for chicken empanadas in black ink. Part 3: Suppose that the price of a beef empanada is $5. Use the demand function above to complete the demand schedule below. Quantity of Chicken Price Empanadas Demanded $4.00 $4.50 $5.00 $5.50 Part 4: Suppose that the price of a beef empanada is $5. In the space below, construct the demand curve for chicken empanadas in blue ink