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Economics Questions [Microeconomics]

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Calculate the answers to these economics questions.
These are simple microeconomics questions.
Find the equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity in a perfectly competitive market.
Also, calculate consumer surplus and producer surplus.

Let the demand function be D = b + aP.
Let the supply function be S = f + cP.
D and S represent quantity. P represents price.
This problem does not deal with negative quantities or negative prices.
Enter a non-zero negative number in a.
Enter a non-zero positive number in b.
Enter a non-zero positive number in c.
Enter a number less than or equal to zero in f.
Constant term b in the demand function
Demand function coefficient a
Constant term f of the supply function
Supply function coefficient c
Equilibrium Price 
Equilibrium Quantity 
Consumer surplus 
Producer surplus 
R6 (2024). July 31 (Wed)_Ver. 001
Set to 50 digits.
Digit count can be changed.
Real number calculation mode.

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