Answer:
Higher prices and fewer choices.
Tariffs and quotas are protectionist trade barriers used by several countries to control import flows. Tariffs imply that importers must pay a tax for every unit of the good subject to the international tax. Quotas are restrictions in terms of the amount of certain goods that can actually get into one country as imported goods. Both measures can be implemented to protect local producers of certain goods. Examples of tariffs are those apply by USA to European agricultural goods, and examples of quotas are those imposed to China’s textiles by USA (of course there are plenty of examples of this kind around the world).
Both tariffs and quotas decrease imports from other countries: the first one reduces imports because it makes them more expensive to importers, the second one reduces imports because it restricts the amount of goods that can be buy abroad.
Step-by-step explanation:
- Quotas result in fewer choices because they directly restrict the amount of goods that can be bought abroad.
- Tariffs result in higher prices, because when they are applied, one must pay international price plus a tax.
C. Eight ninths because 1/3=3/9 and 3/9 +5/9= 8/9
Answer: C
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we are given velocity, which is the first derivative, we have to fidn the antiderivative of velocity to get position.
∫-2sint dt
s(t)=2cos(t)+C
Since we are given s(0)=0, we can plug in the values to find C, constant.
0=2cos(0)+C
0=2(1)+C
0=2+C
C=-2
Now that we know our constant, we can find out position.
s(t)=2cos(t)-2
ANSWER
C
E
F
EXPLANATION
The result of the synthetic division is :
3 -1 0
The last number is the remainder which is 0
The first two numbers are the coefficients of the quotient.
Therefore the quotient is 3x -1
Since the remainder is 0, x-4 is a factor of
This also means that:
This again means that x=4 is a root of
The correct choices are C,E and F.
