The graph to the right represents the market for DVDs. Part 2 The value of consumer surplus is $ 40 million. (Enter your response as an integer.) Part 3 The value of producer surplus is $ 20 million. (Enter your response as an integer.) Part 4 Using the triangle drawing tool twice, draw consumer and producer surplus. Properly label each triangle. Part 5 Carefully follow the instructions above and only draw the required objects. Part 6 If production occurs in this market, and million DVDs are produced, consumer surplus is $ 30 million and producer surplus is $ 15 million. (Enter your responses as integers.) (Hint: When calculating consumer and producer surplus, assume that only the quantity being produced changes; market price remains the same.) Part 7 The deadweight loss with production is $ 15 million. (Enter your response as an integer.)