Under pure competition, the supply curve for a certain product is given by: P= Q2 + 100 , the demand curve is given by: Q = 40 - (1/25)P. 1. Using integration, calculate the consumer surplus.   2. Using integration, calculate the producer surplus.   3. Integrate the following: 2x2 ( 14x3 + 167 )0.9 within the range 3 and 9.

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