A demand function is given by the equation Q = 112 – 3P.
Suppose the price is P = 15.
At this price, find the price elasticity of demand. USE THE POINT SLOPE METHOD to find this elasticity. Round your answer to the nearest tenth.
Answer
price elasticity of demand=(dQ/dP)*Q
dQ/dP=-3 ............. first differentiation of demand function
P=15
Q=112-3*15
=67
price elasticity of demand=(-3)*(15/67)
=-0.671641791
=-0.67
the demand is inelastic as the elasticity of demand is above -1.
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