The price elasticity of demand is the change in quantity demanded corresponding to a change in price.
E(p) = (dQ/dP)/(P/Q)
In the given problem, 0.1Q^2 = 30-P
Or, Q^2= 300- 10P
Q= √(300-10P)
Absolute value of dQ/dP= |1/(√(300-10P)* -10 |.. Equation i
We need to know at what price is elasticity unitary.
Or absolute value of E(p) is 1.
P/Q= P/√(300-10P) ... Equation ii
Multiplying equations i and ii and equating to 1
We get 10.P/ (300-10P)= 1
Or p= 15
Please note, we take absolute value of dQ/dP,
So we ignore the negative.
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