Ans. = (Option D) Horizontal
Demand Curve would be Straight Horizontal parellel to X - Axis as The Prices are Constant and Quantity Demanded is Rising.
Prices are shown on the Y-Axis and Quantity Demanded on X-Axis.
So, if
Prices
held Constant and Quantity
Demanded Rises then it would form a Straight Line Demand
Curve.
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