What does a graph with an increase in quantity supplied look like?

A graph showing an increase in quantity supplied typically features an upward-sloping supply curve. As the price of the good rises, suppliers are willing to produce and sell more of the good, resulting in a movement along the curve to the right. This shift indicates that at higher prices, a greater quantity is available in the market. The overall effect is an increase in the quantity supplied at each price level, but the supply curve itself remains unchanged unless there are other factors influencing supply.