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In the demand functions Q1=f(P1 P2 ) and Q2=f(P1 P2 ) what does f(P1 P2 ) represent Question 1Select one:a.Demand functionb.Inverse functionc.Total Revenue functiond.Average Revenue function

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In the demand functions Q1=f(P1 P2 ) and Q2=f(P1 P2 ) what does f(P1 P2 ) represent Question 1Select one:a.Demand functionb.Inverse functionc.Total Revenue functiond.Average Revenue function

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The f(P1 P2) in the demand functions Q1=f(P1 P2) and Q2=f(P1 P2) represents the demand function. So, the correct answer is a. Demand function. This function shows the relationship between the quantity demanded (Q1 and Q2) and the prices (P1 and P2).

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