Answer:
Optimal package size = 4 units
Optimal package price = $20
Explanation:
P = 8 - 1.5Q and C(Q) = 2.0Q, MC = 2
To obtain optimal package size, we put
Price is equal to the marginal cost, P = MC
8 - 1.5Q = 2
1.5Q = 6
Q = 6 ÷ 1.5
= 4
Therefore,
Optimal package size = 4 units
Hence,
Optimal package price:
= 0.5[8 - 2] × 4 + 2 × 4
= 12 + 8
= $20
Answer:
B) False
Explanation:
One of the main characteristics of monopolistic competition is that many suppliers sell products that are different from one another, so they cannot be considered perfect substitutes. For example, restaurants usually operate under monopolistic competition since they all offer similar services but at the same time they are all different.
So if you like variety, then you should like monopolistic competition.
<u>Answer:</u>0.775 times
<u>Explanation:</u>
Given
Gross sales 100000
Sales returns 5000
Sales discounts 2000
Tangible assets 25000
Average total assets 120000
Calculation of assets turn over ratio
Assets turnover ratio = Net sales / Average total assets
=(100000-5000-2000)/120000
=0.775 times
Assets turnover ratio is 0.775 times
Gross sales is the sales made by the company but net sales is where the actual value of sales has happened after the rebates, allowances and discounts. Assets turn over ratio is used to measure the company's abilities to utilize its assets efficiently in generating sales income to the company.
Answer:
$38.14
Explanation:
The yield to maturity on the bond can be computed using the rate formula in excel as shown below:
=rate(nper,pmt,-pv,fv)
nper is the bond life measured in years which is 10
pmt is the annual coupon payment since the bond zero coupon ,pmt is $0
pv is current price of the bond which is $415.50
fv is the face value of the bond i.e $1000
=rate(10,0,-415.50,1000)=9.18%
implicit interest in dollars for first year=cash proceeds*yield to maturity
cash proceeds which is the same as price of bond is $415.50
implicit interest in dollars=$415.50*9.8%=$38.14
The answer for
1) 3 socks
2) 5 socks
3) 1 pair of socks
Explanation:
1) In the second trial, you choose one color, you say black, first, and second, say blue. The third sock you're taking out now has two black or brown. Therefore, you must draw at least 3 socks to ensure that you have a single color pair..
2) You get black first.
You're pulling out brown, second.
You tear down charcoal, Thrid.
Second, you cut out charcoal. (one pair complete)
Second, you're only heading out. (2 pairs full) Thus, you have to take out at least 5 socks to guarantee two pairs in the same colour.
3) You want 1 pair of black socks
The worst case is: [ 5 blu ]
The 6th pick guarantees you will have 1 pair of black socks
