Answer:
a. Plan I is better is we drive 300 miles in a day.
b. 150 miles.
Explanation:
a. if mileage is 300 then rental charges will be,
Plan I : $36 + 17 cents * miles
$36 + 0.17 * 300 = $41.10.
Plan II : $24 + 25 cents * miles
$24 + 0.25 * 300 = $99.00
Plan I total cost for 300 miles is $41.10 whereas Plan II total cost for 300 miles is $99.00. Plan I is better plan and cost effective.
b. For mileage (m) calculation we will use equation;
Plan I = Plan II
$36 + 0.17m = $24 +0.25m
0.25m - 0.17m = $36 - $24
m = $12 / 0.08
m = 150 miles.
Answer:
The correct answer is option B.
Explanation:
The main difference between technological efficiency and economic efficiency is that technological efficiency is concerned with the quantity of outputs used while economic efficiency is concerned with the value of inputs used.
Technological efficiency implies that a firm is producing a level of input using the least possible quantity of inputs. Economic efficiency occurs when a firm is able to produce a level of output at the least possible cost.
Technological efficiency does not require economic efficiency but economic efficiency require technological efficiency.
The solution for the problem follows:
Expense = variable expenses * quantity of produced + fixed
expenses
= 14q + 78,490
= 14 (3500) + 78, 490
= 49000 + 78,490
= $127, 490 is the total expense for 3,500 tennis rackets
Get the per piece expense by dividing 127,490 to 3500
Expense per piece = 127,490 / 3500
= $36.43
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In this scenario, Roger's behaviour would best be classified as an elaborator.
While working in a group each individual contributes in their own ways.
Benne and Sheats defined roles in a group and classified them in three categories. These categories are
1. Task roles : relate to actually achieving the task goals.
2. Personal Roles : relate to the interpersonal relationships between team members. A highly qualified team, when all team members with a high ego will not be able to achieve the desired goal within the deadline.
3.Dysfunctional Roles: do not contribute in any way to a group. They are only interested in serving their own interests and more often than not, are responsible for disruptions and discord within the group.
The right combination of various roles in a group goes a long way in achieving a goal.
The Elaborator is a task role. The Elaborator takes up an idea and gives his views on how that idea might turn out if it is implemented in the given suggestion.
