Answer:
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Explanation:
I used this for my test not sure if im too late or not but here it for future students
Also the quizlet is wrong on a few questions (im not sure if its like this for everyone but it was like this for me):
6. B.292.3 meters
7. B.154 ft
8. D.912 meters
9. A.307 feet
Again these were the correct answers for me not sure if its the same for everyone they might have changed it.
(Also, I'm not sure about 11-15 bc my teacher said i didnt have to do those ones) Hope this helps :))
Based on the financial data (information) provided in the table (see attachment) and assuming a total fixed cost (TFC) of $5, the business firm's: B. economic profit is equal to $16, .
<h3>What is an economic profit?</h3>
An economic profit can be defined as a measure of the difference between the total revenue that a business firm (economic entity) has received from the sales of its products (outputs) and the opportunity costs of its inputs.
This ultimately implies that, an economic profit is equal to the total revenue minus total cost. Thus, it typically involves subtracting the total cost of a product from the total revenue that a business firm (economic entity) receives through it sales.
Based on the financial data (information) provided in the table (see attachment), we can infer and logically deduce that business firm's economic profit is equal to $16, assuming a total fixed cost (TFC) of $5.
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Answer:
B)x^3
Explanation:
Given,
(x^8)/(x^2)=y^12
We can simplify the following by bringing the (x^2) above the division line which makes the power negative.
(x^8)*(x^-2)=y^12
or,(x^(8-2))=y^12
or,x^6=y^12 .........(1)
The question is, (y^8)/(y^2)=
Simplifying the question,
(y^(8-2))
or,y^6
Now,from ...(1),
x^6=y^12
or,(x^3)^2=(y^6)^2
Removing the squares,
x^3=y^6
Thus,we get the answer of the question,
(y^8)/(y^2)=y^6=x^3
This is because I’d deep ocean,tsunami waves may appear only a foot or so high.But as they approach the shoreline and enter shallower water they slow down and begin to grow in energy and height.Since the tops of the waves move faster than the bottoms so it causes them to rise faster.So...if a tsunami is in deep waters it does not really hit the shore and splash around to hurt anyone or anything or any people.It is fine because it’s in the middle of the ocean and not on the shoreline.I hoped I helped even a little bit :3
