Its been a long time since I studied economics however read the article below and it shows you how to approach this problem and how to work out the demand elasticity from the information given to you.
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/microeconomics/elasticity-tutorial/price-elasticity-tutorial/a/price-elasticity-of-demand-and-price-elasticity-of-supply-cnx
SOURCE: graphing
The first solution will allow you to watch your
calculator graph two equations simultaneously rather than finishing one
before graphing the next; it won't solve the problem of having the
calculator unselect one equation when you select a second. To fix
that problem, try the following:
In order to select additional graphs, the Transformation Graphing App
will need to be uninstalled from the TI-83 Plus Family and TI-84 Plus
Family. Uninstalling the App does not erase it from the calculator, it
disables it from interfering with the normal graphing modes. Below are
the steps to successfully uninstall the App.
The illustration and solution are courtesy of
Jesse Phillips, who cites
this
page from the Texas Instruments
support site
- doug garfinkel, Children's Day School
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Hello,
Doesn't any body do their homework anymore? How are they supposed to learn anything?
Draw your graphs by hand or on a graphing calculator.
Think about the intersection points. (What does that mean when two curves intersect?)
Use the equation for the demand to obtain D for a particular x.
You can also determine by how much one function exceeds another for a particular value of the x variable (the graph is rather clear).
I assume you can solve a quadratic equation.
Use these hints to solve the problem.
Here is a graph. I even restricted it to the first quadrant so as not to mislead you into giving meaningless answers.
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Hope it helps.
SOURCE: the calculator doesnt graph two equation on the
The Transfrm application for dynamic geometry is probably active in memory. You must purge it from RAM
SOURCE: factors of price elasticity of supply
Price of product versus supply of product.
factors the term is determinates
see link below
http://www.economicsonline.co.uk/Competitive_markets/Price_elasticity_of_supply.html
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