Answer:
Y
opportunity cost
Step-by-step explanation:
The Production Possibilities Curve, shows the maximum combinations of two goods a theoretical economy can produce with the current state of technology and given the available resources.
Any increase in the production of one commodity must be done at the expense of the other, the opportunity cost of the good increased is the number of unit of the other that we have to give up.
in this question the opportunity cost of producing 10 more unit of good X is the 5 units of good Y that was given up.
1 gallon = 16 cups
2 gallons = 16 x 2 = 32
32-10=22
there will be 22 cups left over
I think that the answer is 45% because the sale started off with a 20% discount, but at the end they added another 25% to the sales. So since the sale already started off with 20%, you add 20%+25% which equals 45%.
7/10=70/100=70%, so the answer is seventy-percent.
