Illustrate what you expect to happen to two markets

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Beginning with the side-by-side diagrams you used to answer Question 1, add additional curves to illustrate what you expect to happen to the two markets (market for corn and market for soybeans) in the long run, as the markets move to a long-run equilibrium (LRE).

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