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Tresset [83]3 years ago

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Answer:

remember formula

Area=length ×breath ÷2 or you can multuply half

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It has been estimated that the price elasticity of demand for attending baseball games is 0.23. Other things held constant, a 10

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Correct option: (A) 43.48% fall in the price of a ticket.

Step-by-step explanation:

The price elasticity of demand is defined as the percent change in quantity demanded to the percent change in the price.

$Price\ elasticity\ of\ demand=\frac{\%\ change\ in\ quantity\ demanded}{\%\ change\ in\ price}$

Given:

Price elasticity of demand = 0.23

% change in quantity demanded = 10

Compute the % change in price as follows:

$Price\ elasticity\ of\ demand=\frac{\%\ change\ in\ quantity\ demanded}{\%\ change\ in\ price}\\0.23=\frac{10}{\%\ change\ in\ price}\\{\%\ change\ in\ price}=\frac{10}{0.23}\\=43.4783\\\approx43.48$

Thus, a 10 percent increase in attendance can be explained by a 43.48% fall in the price of a ticket.

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