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to have demand, what must you have a) a desire for the item. b) the ability to pay for the item. c) the desire and the ability t

o pay for the item. d) a basic need and a constant supply of the item.

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Nina [5.8K]3 years ago

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D a basic need for a constant supply of the item.

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(1, 4.08))

(20, 5.08)

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2. Yes, the plot of those three points is straight enough.

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<em><u>A. What are the values you will plot? </u></em>

The x-ccordinate of your plot is still the number of years the exmployees have worked for the company.

The y-coordinate of your plot is the the base-10 logarithm of the salary.

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