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2. If the producer of sprockets nearly doubles its prices as described in the passage, it follows that [Select all that apply]

You are told that producers want to charge as much as possible and buyers want to pay as little as possible, so it makes sense that as prices rise, demand falls, choice (C).

Choice (A) is the opposite of what the passage implies, which is that demand decreases as prices rise.

There’s no evidence presented that this change in price will lead to further price increases, so you can rule out (B).

Answer: C
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3. Select the sentence in the passage that illustrates an abstract concept presented by the author.

Explanation

The abstract concepts addressed in the passage are those of supply and demand, and the only example that illustrates supply and demand occurs in sentence 3. Sentence 1 introduces the supply and demand model. Sentence 2 defines the term supply. Sentence 4 explains demand, and sentence 5 describes a graphical representation of the two forces.

Answer: For example, a manufacturer might be willing to sell 7,000 sprockets if each one sells for $0.45 but would be willing to sell substantially more sprockets, perhaps 12,000, for a higher price of $0.82.