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Calculating Total Gains from Trade

Consider a market where the demand curve is represented by the equation P = 12 - Q and the supply curve is represented by P = 2 + Q, where P is the price per unit and Q is the quantity. Calculate the total gains from trade (total surplus) when this market is in equilibrium.

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