Econ problem?

Qx = (1.6Px^-1.5) (I^0.3) (Pz^0.2) (Py)

where Px, Py, and Pz are the prices of X, Y, and Z respectively, and I is per capita income

a.) By how much must per capita income change if there is a 2% increase in the price of X and the goal is to keep Qx Constant?
b.) Should the price of X be increased or decreased to maximize revenue?
c.) Are goods X and Y gross substitutes or complements?

Answer:
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