1. Suppose the demand for frozen pizzas is given by the following equation: QD=100-50P+25P₂-1.51 where Qo denotes quantity demanded of frozen pizzas, P denotes the price of a frozen pizza, Pp denotes the price of pizzeria pizza, and / denotes daily income. Answer the following questions assuming the price of a pizzeria pizza is $10 and income is $10, unless otherwise noted. a. What is the quantity demanded of frozen pizzas when the price of frozen pizzas is $5? b. If the price of a pizzeria pizza increases to $15, but none of the other assumptions change, what is the quantity demanded of frozen pizzas when the price of frozen pizzas is $5? c. Describe the change in the quantity demanded of frozen pizzas when the price of pizzeria pizzas increases.

1. Suppose the demand for frozen pizzas is given by the following equation: QD=100-50P+25P₂-1.51 where Qo denotes quantity demanded of frozen pizzas, P denotes the price of a frozen pizza, Pp denotes the price of pizzeria pizza, and / denotes daily income. Answer the following questions assuming the price of a pizzeria pizza is $10 and income is $10, unless otherwise noted. a. What is the quantity demanded of frozen pizzas when the price of frozen pizzas is $5? b. If the price of a pizzeria pizza increases to $15, but none of the other assumptions change, what is the quantity demanded of frozen pizzas when the price of frozen pizzas is $5? c. Describe the change in the quantity demanded of frozen pizzas when the price of pizzeria pizzas increases.

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