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The equilibrium price and quantity will be determined by the intersection of Quantity demand and quantity supply curve.
Equilibrium price=$3
quantity=500
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At price $2, there will be a excess demand of 400 units.(700-300=400).
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At price $4, there will be a excess supply of 400 units.(700-300=400).
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