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If the demand for electricity is inelastic but not perfectly inelastic, a 10% increase in the price of electricity is likely to:alead to no change in the quantity demanded of electricity.blead to a decrease in the quantity demanded of electricity of more than 10%.clead to a decrease in the quantity demanded of electricity of less than 10%.dlead to a decrease in the quantity demanded of electricity of exactly 10%.
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