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Determine price when quantity demand changed

If the demand for a good is price elastic, in that case the percentage change in quantity demanded into response to a specified change within price is: (1) greater than the percentage change in price. (2) positively related to the change in price only for normal goods. (3) accurately equal to the percentage change in price. (4) negatively associated to the change in price only for inferior goods. (5) smaller than the percentage change within price.

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