In the diagram what is the elasticity of demand for oil?
Optional Answers:
1. -1
2. infinity
3. 1
4. 0

Answer : option 2) infinity
for perfecfly Elastic demand curve,
Slope of demand curve, dP/dQ = 0, since it's a horizontal line
so , Elasticity = (P/Q)*(dQ/dP)
= (P/Q)*1/0
= Infinity
In the diagram what is the elasticity of demand for oil? Optional Answers: 1. -1 2....
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