question (2) Marginal Cost = Change in cost / Change in quantity
= 400 / 100 = $ 4
Q(3) Marginal Benefit = $500-$100 = $ 400
Q(4) Marginal benefit of 2 bags of seeds = $ 1000-$200 = $ 800
Q(5) Marginal Benefit of 3 bags of seeds = $ 1500-$300 =$ 1200
If he is being rational,maximum number of bags = depends on land available
Answer:
Class width = max value-min value/# of classes
Class width is the difference between two consecutive lower class limits (or two consecutive lower class boundaries) in a frequency distribution.
The lower (and upper) class limits are the smallest (and largest) numbers that can belong to the different classes.
The lower (and upper) class limits are the smallest (and largest) numbers that can belong to the different classes.
The first lower class limit is approximately 90, and the second lower class limit is approximately 120.
Determine the distance between them.
120−90=30
Therefore, the class width is 30.
The approximate lower class limit of the first class is the first approximate lower class limit found above (approximately 90). The upper class limit of the first class is approximately equal to the second lower class limit, 120.
Therefore, the approximate lower and upper class limits of the first class are 90 and 120, respectively.
Answer: <em>Cryptosporidium </em>
Explanation:
<em>Cryptosporidium </em>is referred to as the microscopic and imperceptible parasite which tends to causes diarrheal disease known as the <em>cryptosporidiosis</em>. Most of the times the parasite <em>cryptosporidium </em>and the disease <em>cryptosporidiosis</em> are commonly referred to as <em>Crypto</em>. There are known to be several species of the parasite <em>cryptosporidium</em> which tends to infect cattle, some of them further infect the humans.
The options are not given in the question, I found the exercise and here are the options:
Frogs, Rocks, Humans and Flies.Aristotle’s
main work on this was classification of animals, the Scala Naturae or Ladder of Nature, which was not
evolutionary in its structure. It included everything from God to
minerals etc. The mentioned objects will be in the following order according to
the ladder of Nature:
<span>Lowest on the ladder: Rocks,</span>
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<span>Lower: Frogs</span>
<span>Lower still: Flies</span>
<span>Highest on the ladder: Humans</span></span>
