Suppose the Price of Good X Increases from $3

question 111

Multiple Choice

Suppose the price of good X increases from $3.00 to $4.00 while the price of good Y increases from $150 to $200.The relative price of X (in terms of Y)

• A)has fallen.
• B)has risen.
• C)remained constant.
• D)cannot be determined from the above data.
• E)is completely unrelated to the price of good Y.

Recognize the practical applications and hazards associated with static electricity.

Understand the formation and discharge process of lightning.

Explain the functioning of devices based on static electricity, such as electroscopes and precipitators.

Distinguish between the flow of current in typical and lightning-related electrical circuits.

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