Math, asked by akbarbhaidhuka5, 1 month ago

The demand D of a good when its price is p is given by D=16/p. Find the rate of change of demand when the price is 4.​

Answers

Answered by javalitushar321
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Step-by-step explanation:

D= 16/p

so intial P value is not given

after taking P value in main equation we get rate of change of deman

D= 16/4

D= 4 is answer

Answered by sanikapawar944
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D=16/p

when p=4

find the rate of change of demand

Answer:

-1

Step-by-step explanation:

Sol:-

Rate of change of demand=dD/dP

=dD/dP (16/p)

=16 dD/dP (1/p)

=16 (-1/x^2)

= -16/p^2

when p=4

-16/4^2

-16/16

= -1

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