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?
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Expert's answer
2021-10-06T09:45:14-0400

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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