Suppose the following table shows the supply schedule and demand schedule for carpet cleaner in Country 1. Fill in the blank at the top of each column, indicating whether it represents the supply or demand for carpet cleaner. v v Price ($) (million oz.) (million oz.) 2 65 25 4 60 30 6 55 35 8 50 40 10 45 45 12 40 50 14 35 55 1.) Using the multipoint curve drawing tool, plot each point in the table above that represents the market demand curve. Label this curve 'D'. 2.) Using the multipoint curve drawing tool, plot each point in the table above that represents the market supply curve. Label this curve 'S". 3.) Using the point drawing tool, plot the equilibrium point. Carefully follow the instructions above and only draw the required objects. The following table gives the demand and supply schedules for Countries 1, 2, and 3. Suppose these three countries decide to form an economic union and integrate their markets. Use the data in the table below to fill in the last two columns that represent the total market Domestic Market After plotting the final point of your multipoint curve, press the Esc key on your to end the line. The following table gives the demand and supply schedules for Countries 1, 2, and 3. Suppose these three countries decide to form an economic union and integrate their markets. Use the data in the table below to fill in the last two columns that represent the total market demand and supply for the newly formed economic union. (Q represents the quantity demanded for Country 1, while Q's represents the quantity supplied for Country 3.) P ($) QD Q Q Q5 Q D Q'S QM Q 'S 2 65 25 35 5 40 10 140 40 4 60 30 30 10 35 15 125 55 6 55 35 25 15 30 20 110 70 8 50 40 20 20 25 25 95 85 10 45 45 15 25 20 30 80 100 12 40 50 10 30 15 35 65 115 14 35 55 5 35 10 40 50 130 When graphing the new total market supply and demand curves, these curves will be the individual countries' demand curves, since these curves are derived by O A. above and to the right of; summing both prices and quantities simultaneously. O B. to the right of; summing quantities at a given price. O C. directly above; summing prices for a given quantity