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melisa1 [442]
2 years ago
8

What was the price elasticity of demand for iPhones in 2007 prior to the price reduction if the percentage change in price was 4

0%?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Greeley [361]2 years ago
8 0
For each dollar take 40 cents  of and u will get the answer
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Step-by-step explanation:

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Similarly flag pole at point Y lies at a bearing of N40°E. That is at point Y from north, flag post makes an angle of 40° towards east.  

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\angle AXY=\angle AXF+\angle FXY

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\angle BYX=\angle BYF+\angle FYX

\therefore 90 \degree=40\degree+\angle FYX

\angle FYX=50\degree

Refer attachment 1.  

From diagram consider the triangle FYX. To find the third angle that is ∠YFX can be calculated by using angle sum property of triangle.

∠YFX+∠FYX+∠FXY=180°

∠YFX+50°+72°=180°

∠YFX=58°

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Simplifying first two terms,

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