According to the classical dichotomy,when the money supply doubles,which of the following also doubles?

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According to the classical dichotomy, changes in the money supply only affect nominal variables, not real variables. Therefore, the nominal GDP (which is a nominal variable) would double if the money supply doubles. Real GDP (C) would not necessarily double, as it depends on other factors such as productivity and technology. Real prices (A) and nominal interest rates (B) may be affected by changes in the money supply but do not necessarily double.

According to the Classical Dichotomy,when the Money Supply Doubles,which of the Following