If the quantity demanded of a good is denoted by Q and the price for the good is denoted P, the formula for the price elasticity of demand for that good is:
1. %change P divided by % change Q
2, change Q divided by change P
3. %change Q divided by % change P
4. change P divided by change Q
5. (%P*%Q)/(P*Q)
OPTION 3
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