Question

at a lemonade stand, if the cost was high and the demand was low, what should the seller do to the cost?
keep cost the same
not enough information
raise cost
lower cost

Explanation:

When costs are high and demand is low for a lemonade stand, lowering costs can help reduce losses, and may allow the seller to potentially lower prices to stimulate demand. Keeping costs the same maintains high expenses with low revenue, raising costs would worsen the financial strain, and there is sufficient information to make this determination.

Answer:

lower cost