The price elasticity of demand is 1. You determine price elasticity by dividing the percent change in quantity demanded (there was a 150% change from 30 to 45) by the percent change in price (there was a 150% change from $12 to $8). 150/150=1.
Answer:
Will increase by 10 units
Explanation:
Given the formula for quantity supplied Qxs = 1,000 + PX - 5PY - 2PW
We are told to gauge the effect of increase in input (W) on quantity supplied (Qxs)
So assuming this protein of the equation is constant
1,000 + PX - 5PY= k
That is there is no change in price of X and Y
Qxs= k- P(W)
So it can be seen that an increase in P(W) is a negative change in the equation
Qxs k - ∆10
Resulting in reduction in Qxs by 10
The question that cannot be answered based on the information in the delivery truck data base is 2) What is the average number of customer deliveries made by each truck on a particular day?
<h3>Why can this question not be answered?</h3>
In order to answer this question, the number of customers that each truck delivered to during the day needs to be recorded.
The total number of deliveries will then be added up and divided by the number of trucks making deliveries.
The information on the number of deliveries made is not in the database so this question cannot be answered.
In conclusion, option 2 is correct.
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