In the graph, if a price floor on soybeans is set at $2 per bushel, the amount of surplus in this market would be _____. 
Definitions:
Secondary Reinforcer
A stimulus that gains its reinforcing properties through association with a primary reinforcer.
Certificate
A formal document attesting to a fact, such as the completion of an educational course or the qualification of the holder.
Discriminative Stimulus
A stimulus in the environment that indicates the availability of reinforcement or punishment for a particular behavior.
Generalized Stimulus
A stimulus that elicits a response after association with a conditioned stimulus in classical conditioning scenarios, indicating the learned response can transfer to similar stimuli.
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