The figure presents a graph in the first quadrant of a coord…

The figure presents а grаph in the first quаdrant оf a cооrdinate plane. The horizontal axis is labeled Quantity, in units, and the numbers 0 through 400, in increments of 100, are indicated. Vertical grid lines emanate upward from the values 100 and 200 on the horizontal axis. The vertical axis is labeled Price, in U S dollars, and the numbers 2 through 12, in increments of 2, are indicated. Horizontal grid lines emanate to the right from the values 4, 6, and 8 on the vertical axis. The graph has two curves that are labeled Demand and Supply. The Demand curve begins at 10 on the vertical axis, and moves downward and to the right in a straight line. It passes through the points with coordinates 100 comma 8 and 200 comma 6, and ends approximately at the coordinates 400 comma 2. The Supply curve begins at 2 on the vertical axis, and moves upward and to the right in a straight line. It passes through the point with coordinates 100 comma 4, intersects the Demand curve at the coordinates 200 comma 6, and ends approximately at the coordinates 400 comma 10. There are three unlabeled points indicated on the graph. The first point is located on the Demand curve at the coordinates 100 comma 8. The second point is located on the Supply curve at the coordinates 100 comma 4. The third point in located at the intersection of the Demand and Supply curves at the coordinates 200 comma 6. Assume that the government imposes a $4 per-unit tax on sellers of a good in the market described by the graph above.What are the price paid by buyers, the after-tax price received by sellers, and the deadweight loss?