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    Tea Demand

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    This graph shows the weekly demand for canned tea at different price points. Demand is highest at $0.1 per can at 6 units and gradually decreases as the price increases, with no demand once the price reaches $5 per can. The curve represents the inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded for this product.

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    This graph shows the weekly demand for canned tea at different price points. Demand is highest at $0.1 per can at 6 units and gradually decreases as the price increases, with no demand once the price reaches $5 per can. The curve represents the inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded for this product.

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    This graph shows the weekly demand for canned tea at different price points. Demand is highest at $0.1 per can at 6 units and gradually decreases as the price increases, with no demand once the price reaches $5 per can. The curve represents the inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded for this product.

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    Tea Demand

    Uploaded by

    Brenn Whiting
    This graph shows the weekly demand for canned tea at different price points. Demand is highest at $0.1 per can at 6 units and gradually decreases as the price increases, with no demand once the price reaches $5 per can. The curve represents the inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded for this product.

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