Answer:
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- <u>1. The slope is negative</u>
- <u>2. The demand decreases when the prices increase.</u>
Explanation:
<em>Describe the slope of the demand curve?</em>
<em>The slope of the demand curve</em> is negative.
The demand curve is graphed on a coordinate plane with the price in the horizontal axis (typically the x-axis) and the demand on the vertical axis (y-axis).
Thus, the slope will be the rate of change of the demand over the change on the price.
Mathematically:
Since, as you move from left to right, on the x-axis, the prices increase, and the demand (on the y-axis) lowers, the change in demand is negative and the change in the prices is positive, resulting in a negative slope.
This is seen graphycally because the demand curve is decreasing (downward-sloping).
<em>How does the slope reflect the law of demand?</em>
The slope reflects perfectly <em>the law of demand</em> because the law of demand states that, since the resources are scarce, when the prices incrases the quantities demanded decrease.
Answer:
$577.5 favorable
Explanation:
Data provided in the question:
Standard quantity per unit 3 lbs
Standard price per pound = $2.75
Actual pounds used = 15,000 lbs
Actual price per pound = $2.90
Number of units produced = 5,070
Now,
The direct materials quantity variance is given as;
= | ( Actual quantity - Standard quantity ) | × Standard price
= ( 15,000 lbs - {Standard quantity per unit × units produced}) × $2.75
= ( 15,000 lbs - { 3 × 5,070}) × $2.75
= | ( 15,000 lbs - 15,210 ) | × $2.75
= $577.5
Since,
Standard quantity is higher than the actual quantity
thus,
$577.5 favorable
Answer:
B. Contained in
Explanation:
Base on the scenario been described in the question, the concept that is used to derivatively classify the statement in the new document is contained in
Contained in can be said to a classified statement in a new document
<span>This best represents the test
marketing stage. During this stage, a new product is released on a small scale
to a small market. Changes are made and if it is successful in the small
market, then it is introduced on a larger scale. </span>
First, you have to do $3000 times .07 (decimal form of 7%). That equals Assuming that the interest is 7% <em>each month,</em> your interest would be $210 a month. Then you would times that by 6 months. That would be $1260.
