The data in the table above give two points on the demand curve for pizza. Using the midpoint method, when the price of a pizza falls from $10 to $9, what is the percentage change in the quantity demanded?

A) 22.2 percent
B) 10.0 percent
C) 15.5 percent
D) 5.2 percent
E) 25 percent


A

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