b. Find E for p-$40/camera and p $60/camera and state whether inelastic. c. For what price is there unit elasticity? d. At the price of S40/camera, ifthe price is increased by 3%, how will the demand change? Answer in a sentence and explain why e. In part d, do you think that the revenue will increase or decrease? Answer in a sentence and explain why
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