The price of good A went down by 5% and the quantity demanded of good B went up by 5%. Thisis evidence that A and B are:unrelated goodsinferior goodscomplementssubstitutes

Option C There is an inverse relationship between the price of a complementary good A and quantity…

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The price of good A went down by 5% and the quantity demanded of good B went up by 5%. This is evidence that A and B are: unrelated goods inferior goods complements substitutes