price that Consider the competitive market for food delivery services in Philadelphia with the demand and supply curves given in the graph below, where "Quantity is the number of total delivery miles If $1 tax per delivery mile is imposed on food deliverers, price that consumers pay is $ deliverers receive is $ and there will be delivery miles in the market. As a result, we know that demand is P ($/mile) Supply 3.5 3 s 2.5 2 2 1.5 1 0.5 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Quantity N O $3, S1, 10 miles, equally as elastic as $2$1.40 miles, more inelastic than $2.5, $15, 30 miles, equally as elasticas $25,815, 30 miles, not enough information to talk about elasticity S25, $1.5, 30 miles, more elastic than