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In [[physics]], something that is '''elastic''' is springy, stretchable, or flexible. In [[economics]], something is elastic if it is changing at a high rate.
 
In [[physics]], something that is '''elastic''' is springy, stretchable, or flexible. In [[economics]], something is elastic if it is changing at a high rate.
  
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An '''elastic band''' is a typically small, circular, stretchable cord.
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*[[Elasticity]]
 
*[[Elasticity]]
 
*[[Price Elasticity of Demand]]
 
*[[Price Elasticity of Demand]]

Latest revision as of 16:58, June 30, 2016

In physics, something that is elastic is springy, stretchable, or flexible. In economics, something is elastic if it is changing at a high rate.

An elastic band is a typically small, circular, stretchable cord.

See also