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In the equation , Dx = a – bPx,

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Answered by XxSilentAgent47xX
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Explanation:

In the equation, Dx = a - bPx, (a) a is the quantity of X demanded when price is zero. (b) b is the quantity of X demanded when price is zero. (C) a is the slope of the demand curve. (d) bis the elasticity of demand

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Answered by steffiaspinno
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Explanation:

Dx = a - bPx is the given demand function.

a) When the price of X is zero, an is the amount required.

b) When the price is zero, b is the amount of X requested.

c) The demand curve's slope is b.

The demand function depicts the relationship between the amount requested for a commodity (dependent variable) and the price of the item (independent variable).

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