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P=$20
quantity demanded is
20=42-Q
Q=42-20=22
quantity supplied is
20=2Q
2Q=20
Q=10
the quantity demanded is higher than the quantity supplied so there is a shortage in the market
shortage =Qd-Qs=22-10=12 units
the shortage is 12 units
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