Answer:
1.011
Explanation:
The two differentiation for the two parameters such as units of labor and units of capital can be represented as shown below:
If z (production) = f(x,y) = x^0.75y^0.25
Where: x represents the units of labor and y represents the units of capital.
Thus, using differential, the change in production will be:
= 0.75x^(0.75-1)y^0.25 + 0.25(x^0.75)y^(0.25-1) = 0.75x^(-0.25)y^0.25 + 0.25x^0.75y^(-0.75)
x = 25+1 = 26; y = 19
dz = 0.75*26^(-0.25)*(19^0.25) + 0.25*26^0.75*(19^(-0.75)) = 0.75*0.443*2.09 + 0.25*11.51*0.11 = 0.694+0.317 = 1.011
Answer:
A. $ 432 comma 000.
Explanation:
The computation of the relevant cost of keeping the old machine is shown below:
= Annual cash operating costs × Current age in years
= $108,000 × 4 years
= $432,000
To find out the relevant cost for the old machine, we multiply the annual cash operating cost with its current age so that the accurate cost can come
All other information which is given in the question is not relevant. Hence, ignored it
Answer:
The given costs and classification are;
Cost 
Classification
a. Automobile engine Direct Material cost
b. Brake pads Direct Material cost
c. Depreciation of robotic assembly line equipment Factory overhead cost
d. Glass for front and rear windshields Direct Material cost
e. Safety helmets and masks for assembly line workers Factory overhead cost
f. Salary of quality control inspector Factory overhead cost
g. Steering wheel Direct Material cost
h. Tires Direct Material cost
i. Wages of assembly line workers Direct labor cost
Explanation:
Direct material cost is the total cost of the materials with which the product is manufactured
Direct labor costs are the total cost of the wages and salaries which the workers directly involved in the production of the goods or the rendering of the service receive
Factory overhead is the operational cost of the production facility that are not directly related to the output or produced materials. Factor overhead are all the other costs excluding the direct labor and material costs.
Answer:
Suppose the cross-price elasticity of demand between oranges and clementines is 4. Holding everything else constant, if the price of oranges increases, then the demand for clementines will _decrease_.
Explanation:
The term cross price elasticity tell the responsiveness of demand of one commodity against the price of other commodities. When the value is positive which is 4 in our question, the oranges and clemenities are substitute commodities, both can be replaced with one another. In this case, when price of A increase, the demand for B will decrease.
