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Single seller not sell at a price lower then market price

An individual seller within perfect competition will not sell at a price lower than the market price since: w) demand for the product will exceed supply.  x) the seller would begin a price war. y) the seller can sell any quantity she desires at the prevailing market price. z) demand is perfectly inelastic.

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