The demand curve will shift right.
(b.)The supply curve will shift right.
(c.)The demand curve will shift left
(d.)The supply curve will shift right.
(e.)The demand curve will shift left.
The demand curve is a graphical depiction of the connection between the cost of a commodity or service and the amount demanded over a specific time period. A common representation will have the price on the left-hand vertical axis and the amount needed on the right-hand horizontal axis. The law of demand states that, when all other factors are equal, the quantity demanded for a given good will decrease as its price rises as shown by the demand curve moving from left to right. Keep in mind that this formulation suggests that quantity is the dependent variable and price the independent variable. The independent variable often appears on the horizontal axis, or x-axis, although economics is an exception.
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Universal Containers (UC)
Two approaches to solve the shipment records issue are:
a. Set Validation Rules. For example, a validation rule will specify that the postal address fields contain the required address data.
b. Use Validation Texts. For example, a validation text for the postal code will indicate that the wrong postal code has been used for a specific address and will ask for immediate correction before the shipment records are sent to the shipping department.
Explanation:
A Validation Rule is a field property in the Expression Builder. It is used to specify and define conditions that limit values that can be entered in a particular field. Validation rules are usually reinforced with the use of Validation Texts, which are messages that are displayed when the data entered in the data fields do not conform to the validation rule or when the validation rule is violated.
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B. $9
Explanation:
Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that the standard labor rate for the product in dollars per hour is that of $9. This can be calculated using by subtracting the labor rate variance from the actual cost, and then dividing that amount by the actual-direct labor hours as so...
$338,400 - 14,400 = 324,000
AH X SR = 324,000/36,000 = $9
Making the total dollars per hour $9
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Explanation:
Data given
From the info given we have the following conditions:
And we want to find 
Solution to the problem
From the definition of variation coefficient we know this:
From this condition we can solve for 
and we got:
Now we can find 
like this:
Now from the definition for coefficient of variation for Y we have:
We can solve for 
and we got:
And finally the variance would be:
