Question

the schedule below shows the number of packs of bagels bought in davis, california, each day at a variety of prices.

price ($/pack)	quantity (packs/day)
5	3,000
4	6,000
3	9,000
2	12,000
1	15,000
0	18,000

a. graph the daily demand curve for packs of bagels in davis.

instructions: use the tool provided to plot each price - quantity combination listed in the table above (plot 7 points total).

demand for bagels

Explanation:

Step1: Identify points

The points to be plotted are (0,18000), (1,15000), (2,12000), (3,9000), (4,6000), (5,3000), (6,0) where the first - coordinate is the price and the second - coordinate is the quantity.

Step2: Plot points on graph

Use the provided 'Demand' tool to plot each of the 7 points on the graph with price on the vertical axis and quantity (in thousands) on the horizontal axis. Connect the points to form the demand curve.

Answer:

Plot the points (0,18), (1,15), (2,12), (3,9), (4,6), (5,3), (6,0) on the given graph and connect them to form the demand curve for bagels.