I think the largest time interval over which the actual price per watt of a solar panel was an increasing function of time is : 2004 to 2006
As it gives data %growth over previous year
from 2003 to 2004 it was -5.7% but from 2004 to 2005 6.7 % from 2005 to 2006 it is 97 % and from there it once again decline
hope this helps
B = F / (S-C)
B - breaking point in units
F - fixed costs, S - selling price, C - cost per racket.
S-C is the profit on a single unit
B = 740000 / (77.59 - 39.72) = 19540.53
The breaking point is approached after selling 19541 units.
Not sure if there're any answer choices of some sort,
but if the angle a and angle b are supplementary, that means when you add their measures together they must equal 180.
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