With the changes in demand (D) and supply (S) in the following, what will happen to the equilibrium price (P) and equilibrium quantity (Q)?

1. D increases, S remains the same:

2. D decreases, S remains the same:

3. D remains the same, S increase:

4. D remains the same, S decreases:

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