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9. Problems and Applications Q9 Two drivers—Clancy and Eileen—each drive up to a gas station. Before looking at the price, each places an order. Clancy says, "I'd like 10 gallons of gas." Eileen says, "I'd like $10 worth of gas." Which of the following statements is correct? Check all that apply. Eileen's price elasticity of demand is 1. Eileen's price elasticity of demand is greater than 1. Clancy's price elasticity of demand is 0. Clancy's price elasticity of demand is 1.

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