The table shows 4 columns - Price in dollars per bottle, Quantity demanded in bottles per day by Tina, Tim, and Market. The table contents are as follows.
Price: 2.00
Tina: 0
Tim: 0
Market: 0
Price: 1.50
Tina: 1
Tim: 0
Market: 1
Price: 1.00
Tina: 2
Tim: 1
Market: 3
Price: 0.50
Tina: 3
Tim: 2
Market: 5
The row with price 1.00 is highlighted. On this row, there is a plus sign between Tina's quantity and Tim's quantity, and n equals sign between Tim's quantity and Market quantity.
The 3 line charts show the demand curves of Tina, Tim, and Market.
Chart 1
The line chart shows Quantity on the x-axis and Price on the y-axis. The points in the table are plotted on the chart. A line that connects all the points is labeled "Tina's Demand". The point (2, 1.00) on the line ...
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