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e. When the price of sunscreen is in the range of $14.00 per bottle to $12.00 per bottle, demand is multiple choice 1 elastic. inelastic. perfectly elastic. unit-elastic. f. When the price of sunscreen is in the range of $4.00 per bottle to $2.00 per bottle, demand is multiple choice 2 perfectly elastic. inelastic. elastic. unit-elastic. g. Total revenue for sunscreen is maximized at a price of multiple choice 3 $4.00. $2.00. $8.00. $6.00. h. When total revenue for sunscreen is maximized, demand is multiple choice 4 perfectly elastic. inelastic. elastic. unit-elastic.

          e. When the price of sunscreen is in the range of $14.00 per bottle to $12.00 per bottle, demand is
multiple choice 1
elastic.
inelastic.
perfectly elastic.
unit-elastic.
f. When the price of sunscreen is in the range of $4.00 per bottle to $2.00 per bottle, demand is
multiple choice 2
perfectly elastic.
inelastic.
elastic.
unit-elastic.
g. Total revenue for sunscreen is maximized at a price of
multiple choice 3
$4.00.
$2.00.
$8.00.
$6.00.
h. When total revenue for sunscreen is maximized, demand is
multiple choice 4
perfectly elastic.
inelastic.
elastic.
unit-elastic.
        
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e. When the price of sunscreen is in the range of $14.00 per bottle to $12.00 per bottle, demand is multiple choice 1 elastic. inelastic. perfectly elastic. unit-elastic. f. When the price of sunscreen is in the range of $4.00 per bottle to $2.00 per bottle, demand is multiple choice 2 perfectly elastic. inelastic. elastic. unit-elastic. g. Total revenue for sunscreen is maximized at a price of multiple choice 3 $4.00. $2.00. $8.00. $6.00. h. When total revenue for sunscreen is maximized, demand is multiple choice 4 perfectly elastic. inelastic. elastic. unit-elastic.
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00:01 In this problem we're given the price demand equation for a pair of sunglasses that's defined by p, which is equal to 145 minus 0 .085 q.
00:11 For the first part, we want to find how many pairs can be sold if the sunglasses are priced at $65.
00:21 To do that, we want to set p equal to 65.
00:25 If b is 65, then 65 equals $15.
00:30 Minus 0 .085 q means that 0 .085 q is equal to 80.
00:40 And if we divide both sides by the coefficient of q, we have q equal to 941 pairs of sunglasses.
00:49 For part b, we want to compute the elasticity of demand when the sunglasses are priced at $65...
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