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QUESTION AND ANSWER PED FOR $15 PER UNIT IS SUPPOSED TO BE = 30 NOT 10 KINDLY CORRECT OR EXPLAIN PAGE 95 EXAMPLE 3B
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The answer in the lecture notes is completely correct.
I assume that you have watched my free lectures explaining part (a) of the example (otherwise it would be pointless using the lecture notes). The approach in part (b) is exactly the same and the workings are shown in the printed answer.
The demand increases by 33.33% and the price falls by 3.33%. 33.33/3.33 = 10. I have no idea how you have arrived at 30.