Rhea's inverse demand for a good is given by ( p=16.00-(2.00 times q) ). Assuming that there are enough suppliers to meet her demand, If the per-unit price increases from ( p=3.00 ) to ( p=8.00 ). what is the absolute value of her change in consumer's surplus? (Round to the nearest two decimals.)

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Rhea's inverse demand for a good is given by  ( p=16.00-(2.00  times q)  ). Assuming that there are enough suppliers to meet her demand, If the per-unit price increases from  ( p=3.00  ) to  ( p=8.00  ). what is the absolute value of her change in consumer's surplus? (Round to the nearest two decimals.)

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