Answer
the market is in equilibrium at Qd=Qs
240-6P=2P
8P=240
P=30
Q=240-6*30=60
inverse demand curve is
Q=240-6P
6P=240-Q
P=40-(1/6)Q
CS=0.5*(Y-axis coefficient of the demand curve -P)*Q
=0.5*(40-30)*60
=$300
the consumer surplus is $300
option b
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