The matching of the demand as relatively elastic or relatively inelastic can be done as;
- Klaus' demand for orange juice (Relatively elastic)
- Amanda's annual demand for coffee(Relatively elastic)
- Jackson's demand for mystery novels(Relatively inelastic)
- Hermy's demand for Minute Maid orange juice(Relatively inelastic)
- Olivia's daily demand for Starbucks latte(Relatively inelastic)
- Stephen spends a very little part of his income on soda(Relatively elastic)
- Xavier's demand for his economics textbook(Relatively inelastic)
<h3>What is Elasticity of demand?</h3>
Elasticity of demand can be regarded as the variation on the concept of demand.
It should be noted that elastic demand involves change in quantity demanded as a result of change in price.
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Usually (rises) because of general economic growth. if there is a high demand for the goods then the price will most likely rise in order for consumers to buy a limited amount. its also a sort of scheme to increase the full potential of price. prices for a good would probably not rise if the producer/provider has an exceptional amount of stock. from price changes you can determine the demand. high price is high demand and less stock. low price is low demand and likely a surplus therefore the low price is to remove the surplus more easily (low demand)
The length of x to the nearest tenth is; D: 38.6 m
<h3>Trigonometric ratios</h3>
The image of the triangle is missing and so i have attached it.
From the image attached, we can find the value of x by using trigonometry ratio.
We see that;
Thus;
10/x = cos 75
10/x = 0.2588
x = 10/0.2588
x = 38.64 m
Approximating to the nearest tenth gives;
x = 38.6 m
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Is there a picture, how do I know which text it is.
