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If P represents price, Q represents quantity demanded, and Y represents income, then the expression Q = Q(P,Y) means that:
A) quantity demanded can be found by multiplying P and Y
B) quantity demanded can be found by multiplying Q by P and Y
C) changes in P or Y will cause Q to change
D) P and Y are both dependent upon Q
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