4.Consider the following two points on a demand curve: POINT A has a price of $ 119 and a quantity demanded of 3 and POINT B has a price $ 24 less andquantity demanded of 2 more units. Using the "mid-point" method, what is the % CHANGE in the PRICE in the range between POINT A and POINT B? Reportpercentages as implicitly. For example , 0.325 = 32.5 %, mearreport 32.5Answer: your answerSubmit5.Consider the following two points on a demand curve: POINT A has a price of $ 116 and a quantity demanded of 5 and POINT B has a price $ 21 less andquantity demanded of 4 more units. Using the "mid-point" method, what is the ELASTICITY of DEMAND in the range between POINT A and POINT B?Answer: your answerSubmit6.WHICH of the following goods is most likely to have an INCOME ELASTICITY of DEMAND that is less 1? (1) Beer, (2) Airpods, (3) Gasoline, (4) Puppies, (5)Movie Tickets.Answer: your answerSubmit

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4. Consider the following two points on a demand curve: POINT A has a price of $ 119 and a quantity demanded of 3 and POINT B has a price $ 24 less and quantity demanded of 2 more units. Using the "mid-point" method, what is the % CHANGE in the PRICE in the range between POINT A and POINT B? Report percentages as implicitly. For example , 0.325 = 32.5 %, means report 32.5 Answer: your answer Submit