What is the max price the consumers are willing to pay

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Question: Use the figure to answer three questions. The x-axis is labeled Quantity Demanded (cars per year) and numbered 1 through 9 in increments of 1 unit. The y-axis is labeled Price (dollars per car) and numbered 600,000 to 1,050,000 in increments of 50,000 units. Points are plotted as black dots at Fred (1, 1 million), Michel (2, 950,000), Hua (3, 900,000), Carlos (4, 847,975), John (5, 800,000), Marty (6, 750,000), Bob (7, 700,000), and Blaise (8, 650,000). A green line connects these points. If the price of a Spyder drops to $700,000, what is the max price the consumers are willing to pay

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