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Business, 08.09.2020 01:01 Jboone

"Section 2: Supply and Demand Curves The owner of Bond's Gym has paid you to carry out a survey of potential customers. You asked 600 potential customers what price they would be willing to pay to join the gym. Then, the owner provided data about the number of customers that can be admitted as members at each membership price.

This allowed you to create a combined supply and demand schedule for Bond's.
(refer to the table shown in the picture)

•Using the data in the supply and demand schedule, create demand and supply curves for Bond's Gym on the following graph. Be sure to use text boxes to label the supply curve as 'S' and the Demand curve as 'D'. (refer to the graph shown in the picture)"

if you couldn't read the photo, I wrote it all down here. I still don't have a grip on the graphing, so I'm kind of stuck. I'd really appreciate any help or explanation.


Section 2: Supply and Demand Curves

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