Producer surplus in perfectly competitive market

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Given the following demand and supply curves: (a) Qd = -P+10 and (b) Qs = P. Calculate the inverse demand function (provide below) and graph the two lines. Calculate and label the Consumer Surplus and Producer Surplus in a perfectly competitive market.

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