Question #247490

If the price of an apple increases from P20.00 to P25.00 and the amount you buy fails from 20 to 16 apple then your electricity of demand would be?

Expert's answer

Priceelasticityofdemand=percentagechangeinQuantitypercentagechangeinpricePrice elasticity of demand =\frac{ percentage change in Quantity}{percentage change in price}


Percentagechangeinprice=2520=5Percentage change in price = 25-20= 5


=520×100=25= \frac{5}{20}×100= 25%

PercentagechangeinQuantity=1620=4Percentage change in Quantity = 16-20= -4 =416×100=25= \frac{-4}{16}×100= -25



Priceelasticityofdemand=2525Price elasticity of demand = \frac{-25}{25}=1= -1


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