If the consumer demand for product X increases as the price of product Y decreases we can be fairly certain that X
X and Y are complementary commodities
X and Y are substitute goods
X and Y are independent goods
X and Y are jointly supplied
X and Y are inferior commodities
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Correct! X and Y are complementary or jointly demanded commodities. E.G. Car and Petrol. The lower the price of car, the higher the demand for Petrol and vice versa
"B" is the rght ans bcos the two goods gv same utility.And for a rise in price X when the price of Y is uphold,it leads to increase in demand of Y.Hence we say X and Y are inversely related.perfect example is Bournvita and Milo whc are beverage i.e gv same utility.Being a rational human being when the price of Milo rises while Bournvita remain the same,wil result to rise in the demand of Bournvita.
