3. A local firm produces three types of pizza, for delivery to homes in the area. Theowners have completed research, to discover the demand curves for each of thethree pizzas. The schedules are shown below: (Quantities are per week).Price Pizza A (Qd) Pizza B (Qd) Pizza C (Qd)1280010011840200108804003009.92080040089601200500100016006001040200070010802400800Plot the three demand curves, on one graph.a) Calculate the Market demand for Pizza.b) Calculate Price Elasticity of Demand for all three pizzas over the price range£9 to £10.c) For pizza C only, what price must be charged if the firm wishes to maximizeits sales revenue?II

(a) Market demand is the sum of total demand in all the market. Ed=percentage change in quantity…

3. A local firm produces three types of pizza, for delivery to homes in the area. The owners have completed research, to discover the demand curves for each of the three pizzas. The schedules are shown below: (Quantities are per week). Price Pizza A (Qd) | Pizza B (Qd) Pizza C (Qd) 12 800 100 11 840 200 10 880 400 300

3. A local firm produces three types of pizza, for delivery to homes in the area. The owners have completed research, to discover the demand curves for each of the three pizzas. The schedules are shown below: (Quantities are per week). Price Pizza A (Qd) | Pizza B (Qd) Pizza C (Qd) 12 800 100 11 840 200 10 880 400 300

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