Ans: d) 2.0
Explanation:
At equilibrium,
Quantity demanded = Quantity supplied
60 - 4P = 3P -10
7P = 70
P = 70/ 7 = 10
Quantity demand = 60 - 4P
= 60 - (4*10)
=60 - 40
=20
PED =
= - 4*(10/20)
= -4 * 0.5
=-2.0
The absolute value of PED is 2.0
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