What about this statement from my text?It is not perfectly elastic: Perfectly elastic demand occurs when consumers are willing to buy any quantity of a good at a specific price, leading to a horizontal demand curve. A monopolist's demand curve is downward sloping, not perfectly elastic. It is not perfectly inelastic: Perfectly inelastic demand occurs when the quantity demanded remains constant regardless of changes in price, resulting in a vertical demand curve. A monopolist's demand curve is downward sloping, not perfectly inelastic. It is not identical to the industry demand curve for the product: A monopolist's demand curve represents the demand for the monopolist's product, which may differ from the overall industry demand curve. The industry demand curve reflects the aggregate demand for the product from all consumers and may include demand from other firms in the market. Therefore, the statement "It indicates that a monopolist will be able to sell more units at a lower price" is the accurate description of a monopolist's demand curve among the options provided