a baker increase the number of loaves of bread he makes each day from $1 to $3. which graph shows to correct…

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the change

The baker increases the quantity of bread loaves made per - day from 1 to 3. This is a change in quantity supplied. In a supply - demand graph, quantity is on the x - axis and price is on the y - axis. An increase in quantity supplied (assuming price is constant in the short - run for this simple change) is shown as a movement along the supply curve to the right.

Step2: Evaluate the graphs

The first graph shows a movement along the supply curve to the right as quantity increases from a lower value to a higher value while price remains on the same supply curve. The second graph shows a movement to the left which is incorrect as quantity is increasing. The third and fourth graphs show shifts in the supply curve which are incorrect as the problem only mentions a change in quantity supplied (a movement along the curve) and not a shift in the supply curve due to non - price factors.

Answer:

The first graph (the one with a movement along the supply curve to the right as quantity increases) shows the correct change.