by BlastRoom
Practice turning producer schedules into supply curves and reading the information they show.
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Use the supply schedule shown. At a price of $2 per carton, how many cartons of strawberries are supplied?

According to the table, how many skateboards are producers willing to supply at $40 each?

Read the coffee-bean supply schedule. What quantity is supplied when the price is $6 per pound?

A farm's tomato supply schedule is shown. At $5 per crate, what quantity is supplied?

Use the schedule for concert T-shirts. At a price of $18, how many shirts are supplied?

The supply schedule for candles is shown. What quantity is supplied at a price of $10 per candle?

On a supply graph, what is measured on the horizontal axis?
Use the supply curve shown. At a price of $4, what quantity is supplied?

Read the supply curve. What price corresponds to a quantity supplied of 70 units?

A point on the supply curve is read at a price of $7. What quantity supplied does the graph show?

On the displayed supply curve, what price is associated with 20 units supplied?

The schedule pairs each price with the number of bags supplied. What curve matches these data?

The schedule pairs each price with the number of jars supplied. How should these points appear on a supply graph?

The schedule pairs each price with the number of loaves a bakery supplies. Which graph shape represents this schedule?

The schedule pairs each price with the number of bouquets a florist supplies. What does a curve drawn from this schedule show?

Use the schedule shown. How much more total revenue do sellers receive at $8 than at $5?

A schedule shows 50 caps supplied at $6 and 90 caps supplied at $9. By how many caps does quantity supplied increase?
At $4, a producer supplies 75 mugs; at $7, the producer supplies 120 mugs. How much greater is total revenue at $7?
A supply schedule lists 200 notebooks at $3 and 260 notebooks at $5. What is the change in quantity supplied?
A seller supplies 40 lamps at $15 and 70 lamps at $20. What is total revenue at the $20 price?
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Production Costs, Revenue and Profit
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