A likely example of complementary goods for most people would be:. a. canoes and paddles.
b. snow mobiles and sofas.
c. coffee and tea.
d. tennis balls and basketballs.

Option a: Canoes and paddles

Explanation:

Complimentary goods

This is commonly refered to as two products that are bought and used together that is when the price of the commodity increases, demand decreases. They are demanded jointly. And when price of commodity goes down, demand for related good goes up such as price of tuition goes down, demand for textbook goes up.

Example of complimentary goods

1. dvd and disc

2. french toast & maple syrup

Tastes and Preferences

In terms of human taste, the more desirable a product, the more demand at each price while the less desirable

of a commodity the demand decreases.