Question

1. generally, the more substitutes there are for a good. *

mark only one oval.
more complements there are
less valuable it is
less price change
more elastic the demand

Explanation:

This relates to demand elasticity in economics: when a good has more substitutes, consumers can easily switch to alternatives if its price changes, making demand more responsive (elastic) to price shifts. The other options are incorrect: substitutes and complements are unrelated, number of substitutes doesn't determine a good's inherent value, and more substitutes don't lead to less price change.

Answer:

more elastic the demand