Cindy enjoys golf and tennis. The price of an hour of golf is $10. When the price of an hour of tennis is $5, Cindy plays 5 hours of golf a month. And when the price of an hour of tennis $10, Cindy plays 4 hours of golf a month. Explain how Cindy's demand for golf changed when the price of an hour of tennis increased from $5 to $10. What is Cindy's cross elasticity of demand for golf with respect to the price of tennis? Are tennis and golf substitutes or complements for Cindy? Cindy's demand for golf_ when the price of an hour of tennis rises. O A. increases O B. decreases OC. does not change but her quantity of golf demanded decreases O D. does not change but her quantity of golf demanded increases Cindy's cross elasticity of demand for golf with respect to the price of tennis is >>> Answer to 2 decimal places. >> If your answer is negative, include a minus sign. If your answer is positive, do not include a plus sign. For Cindy, tennis and golf are
Cindy enjoys golf and tennis. The price of an hour of golf is $10. When the price of an hour of tennis is $5, Cindy plays 5 hours of golf a month. And when the price of an hour of tennis $10, Cindy plays 4 hours of golf a month. Explain how Cindy's demand for golf changed when the price of an hour of tennis increased from $5 to $10. What is Cindy's cross elasticity of demand for golf with respect to the price of tennis? Are tennis and golf substitutes or complements for Cindy? Cindy's demand for golf_ when the price of an hour of tennis rises. O A. increases O B. decreases OC. does not change but her quantity of golf demanded decreases O D. does not change but her quantity of golf demanded increases Cindy's cross elasticity of demand for golf with respect to the price of tennis is >>> Answer to 2 decimal places. >> If your answer is negative, include a minus sign. If your answer is positive, do not include a plus sign. For Cindy, tennis and golf are
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