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Question 1161743: please help me thanks
Consider the demand for apples. If the prices of a substitute good(bananas) increases and the price of a complement good (apple pie) increases, can you tell for sure what will happen to the demand for apples? Why or why not? Illustrate your answer with a graph.
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Question 1161792: please help me
The equilibrium price of a box of tomatoes rises from $6.25 per box to
$30.00 per box and the equilibrium quantity
decreases from 8 million pounds of tomatoes per
week
Calculate the price elasticity of demand for winter tomatoes as well as elasticity of supply using the midpoint method.
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Question 1161911: Jake likes to have $30,000 in his account when he retires in 25 years. How much should he invest in his account now, if interest is 15% compounded semi-annually?(2 points)
Question 17 options:
$453.1
$4,918.03
$32,250
$806.67
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Question 1161929: Many electronic devices use disposable batteries, which eventually have to be replaced. Assume that for one particular brand and type of battery, the distribution of the hours of useful power can be approximated well by a Normal model. The mean is 140 hours, and the stand deviation is 4 hours.
The marketing department wants to write a guarantee for battery life. What lifespan should they quote so that they can expect 98% of the batteries to meet the guarantee?
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Question 1162148: Find the polynomial that represents the length of the rope used to hold up the piñata when
h(x) = 7x2 + 9x − 7
and
g(x) = 5x2 − 4.
(Simplify your answer completely.)
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Question 1162151: The area of the furnace filter shown is
(x2 − 6x − 16)
square inches. (Assume a = 2. Simplify your answers completely.)
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(a) Find an expression for its length.
(b) Find an expression for its perimeter.
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Question 1162150: If the perimeter (in inches) of the checkerboard is
8x2 − 12x + 32,
find an expression that represents the length of one side. (Simplify your answer completely.)
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Question 1162158: Given the demand function of a good is AYPQ 2 121 00 Where Q,P,Y and A represent quantity demanded, price, income and advertising expenditure, respectively. (a) Calculate the demand when P=10, Y=40 and A=6. Assuming that price and income are fixed, calculate the additional advertising expenditure needed to raise demand to 179 units. (b) Is this good inferior or superior?
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Question 1162202: If the ratio of red flowers to yellow flowers in the local park is 8:6 and there are approximately 1200 red or yellow flowers currently blooming in the park, about how many of them are yellow?
Please help with this question
Thanks in advance
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Question 1162200: At ski slope a, the change in elevation from the top of the run to the finish is -800 meters. at ski slope b the change is -1600 meters. of slope a is 1000 meters long and slope b is 1500 meters long what is the elevation drop per meter ratio between slope a and b?
Can someone help with this question.
Thanks in advance
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Question 1162225: A monkey throws a nut down to the ground from a branch 15 m up. The function
ℎ(t) = −5t^2 − 10t + 15 models the height of the nut, in metres, and t is the time in seconds.
a) Which zero needs to be discarded? Why?
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Question 1162205: A box contains 14 crayons. 11 crayons are purple (P) and 3 crayons are brown (B). You remove one crayon and put it back into the box. Then, you take out another crayon.
Construct a tree diagram depicting all possible outcomes of the above event and answer the question that follows.
What is the probability of choosing at least one brown crayon?
INSTRUCTION: Give your answer as a simplified fraction.
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Question 1162259:
All of the following describe the benefits of a simple machine except which one?
Simple machines change the distance of force.
Simple machines make work easier.
Simple machines do not break or wear out.
Simple machines multiply force.
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Question 1162256: Silvia uses a lever to move a rock. She pushes the lever with 60 N-m of work, and it does 56 N-m of work to move the rock. What is the efficiency of the lever? (Be sure to correctly identify which number is input and which is output.)
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Question 1162156: On July 5 2019, Robert borrows RM900 and agrees to repay the loan in 100 days at 10% per annum simple interest. Find the simple amount of the loan and the settlement date of the loan, using the Banker’s Loan.
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Question 1162346: Ms. Leong owned an ice cream store and had chocolate and vanilla ice cream for sale. She sold 3/
4 of the chocolate ice cream and 1/2 of the vanilla ice cream. If she had 20 scoops of chocolate ice cream and 30 scoops of vanilla ice cream left, how many scoops of ice cream did Ms. Leong have altogether at first?
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Question 1162469: Omar assembles computer boards for an electronics company. He is paid on the following differential pay scale:
Units produced Amount per unit
1 - 50 $ 2.15
51 - 160 $ 3.15
161 - 200 $ 4.90
Over 200 $ 6.25
If he made 210 boards in a week, how much is his gross pay?
(Round your answer to the nearest hundredth)
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Question 1162469: Omar assembles computer boards for an electronics company. He is paid on the following differential pay scale:
Units produced Amount per unit
1 - 50 $ 2.15
51 - 160 $ 3.15
161 - 200 $ 4.90
Over 200 $ 6.25
If he made 210 boards in a week, how much is his gross pay?
(Round your answer to the nearest hundredth)
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Question 1162469: Omar assembles computer boards for an electronics company. He is paid on the following differential pay scale:
Units produced Amount per unit
1 - 50 $ 2.15
51 - 160 $ 3.15
161 - 200 $ 4.90
Over 200 $ 6.25
If he made 210 boards in a week, how much is his gross pay?
(Round your answer to the nearest hundredth)
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