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The market equilibrium occurs at a a price at which the quantity demanded of cheeseburgers per month exactly equals the quantity supplied of cheeseburgers per month.
At the Price per cheeseburger of $7, the quantity demanded of cheeseburgers per month= the quantity supplied of cheeseburgers per month= 900 units.
Hence, at the price of $7, the market is in equilibrium.
Therefore, second option is correct i.e, $7.
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