P= 400 - 2Q
2Q= 400-P
Q= 200 - 0.5P
dQ/dP = -0.5
At P= 80, Q= 200-0.5*80= 160
Elasticity = dQ/dP * P/Q = -0.5*80/160= -0.25
9. A good’s demand is given by P =400-2Q At P=80 the point elasticity is
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