unit elasticity at the indicated values of p. x = f(p)=2170-5p -0.1p² (A) Describe the demand's elasticity for the given price-demand equation at p=35. Elastic/Unit elastic/inelastic (B) Describe the demand's elasticity for the given price-demand equation at p=70 Elastic/ Unit elastic/inelastic (C) Describe the demand's elasticity for the given price-demand equation at p = 90 Elastic/ Unit elastic/inelastic

unit elasticity at the indicated values of p. x = f(p)=2170-5p -0.1p² (A) Describe the demand's elasticity for the given price-demand equation at p=35. Elastic/Unit elastic/inelastic (B) Describe the demand's elasticity for the given price-demand equation at p=70 Elastic/ Unit elastic/inelastic (C) Describe the demand's elasticity for the given price-demand equation at p = 90 Elastic/ Unit elastic/inelastic

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