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From the above graph
Equilibrium price = $175
Equilibrium quantity = 60 million
The green shade area above the equillibrium price is consumer surplus and the pink shaded shaded line below equllibrium price is producer surplus
Total surplus = consumer surplus+ producer surplus
Consumer surplus = (1/2) (Change in price ) (Change in quantity)
Producer Surplus = (1/2) (change in price) (change in quantity)
Consumer surplus = (1/2) (200-175)(60-0) = $750 million
Producer surplus = (1/2) (175-50)(60-0) = $3750 million
Total surplus = 750+3750 = $4500 million
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