Exhibit 5-26 
Refer to Exhibit 5-26.Between points C and D price elasticity of demand is:
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Original Correlation
The initial statistical relationship observed between two variables before any manipulation or control is applied.
Multiple Correlation
A statistical measure representing the relationship between one dependent variable and two or more independent variables.
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Success
The achievement of a goal or objective, often measured by specific criteria or standards in various contexts.
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