When a rise in a consumer's income leads to a higher quantity demanded of a product, what type of good is it?

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A good that is used together with another productA good for which demand decreases as income risesA good whose demand increases as income growsA good that can replace another product

Explanation

If an increase in income results in greater demand for a good, it is classified as a normal good. Complementary goods are consumed together with other goods, inferior goods see demand fall as income rises, and substitute goods replace other products.