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Answer: b) $900
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Consumer surplus (CS) = Willingness to pay - Price actually paid.
willingness to pay is the same as the value of the product.
So value of the product = Consumer surplus + Price paid
Price paid = $500, CS = $400
So Nathan values the sound system at ($500 + $400) = $900
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