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Answer:
when sales revenue exceed costs
Explanation:
Paying your phone bill late and maxing out your credit card can hurt your credit score.
Answer:
Earthquakes happen when the boundaries of the Earth's tectonic plates bump and slide past one another; sometimes, they get stuck on jagged edges and cause earthquakes once they are released. These earthquakes are always followed by aftershocks starting from the same epicenter.
Explanation:
The Earth's four main layers are the inner core, outer core, mantle and crust. The crust and the mantle make up a "skin" on the outside of the planet, but is not made of a single piece. The pieces of the mantle and crust are called tectonic plates with the outer edges of each of them called plate boundaries. The section where two plates meet and move is called a fault. As each of the plate boundaries get caught on each other, the rest of the tectonic plate keeps moving and energy begins to store at the point of friction.
When the energy overcomes the friction caused, all of the energy is released and radiates from the epicenter. These waves of energy are called seismic waves and ripple like water on a pond when a stone is dropped in. They often reach the surface of the planet where everything starts to shake. This is why cities or towns that are located near faults are more likely to feel earthquakes than those in the center of a tectonic plate.
Answer:
True.
Explanation:
A flat demand curve for a particular product indicates that the product is very sensitive to a change in the price level and on the other hand, a steeper demand curve indicates that any change in the price level doesn't have a effect on quantity demanded or have a little impact.
Elasticity of demand refers to the responsiveness of quantity demanded with any change in the level of price of the product.
The demand for these products is more elastic because a slightly change in the price level of a product will result in a large change in the quantity demanded for that product.
