Q=24500-250(p). If the manufacturer raises its price by $15, what will be the predicted unit change in quantity demanded?
The coefficient of p is -250.
When p is increased by 15, change in demand = -250*15 = -3750
The demand decreases by 3750 units
Q=24500-250(p). If the manufacturer raises its price by $15, what will be the predicted unit change...
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