Answer
Producer Surplus is defined as the benefit producer receives by selling at a price more that what they are willing to sell. Mathematically, Producer surplus is the area above Supply Curve and Below Market Price.
Here Market price is equilibrium price. Equilibrium price is the price at which Demand and Supply curve intersect. We can see from above graph that equilibrium Price = 5.
Hence Producer surplus is the area above Supply Curve and Below Price 5.
Formula Area of Triangle = (1/2)*Base*Height
So, Producer Surplus = (1/2)*400*(5 - 2) = 600
Hence Producer Surplus = $600
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