Answer:
y = lnx/ln12
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the function y = 12^x, to find the inverse of the function, we news to write x as a function of y as shown:
Given y = 12^x
Taking ln of both sides
ln y = ln 12^x
ln y = xln12
Divide both sides by ln12
lny/ln12 = xln12/ln12
x = lny/ln12
x = ln(y-12)
Replacing y with x and x with y
The inverse of the function will be:
y = lnx/ln12
Answer:
Yes, it is not a diameter
Step-by-step explanation:
It's going through the circle (sphere) which makes it a diameter
I and D are not going straight through the middle
(number less tan 10 and more than or equal to 1) times (10^m)
0.00048=4.8 times 10^4
answer si 4.8*10^4
If a 12 oz bottle of shampoo lasted for 16 weeks, we have a ratio of 12:16 which can be shortened to 3:4.
Now if we have 18 oz bottle we know that it's 1/2 more than 12 oz bottle, so the ratio will be also 1/2 more. So if it was 12:16, the new ratio will be:
12 + (1/2 * 12) : 16 + (1/2 * 16)
12 + 6 : 16 + 8
18 : 24
It means that 18 oz bottle should last for 24 weeks. Of course the ratio has to stay the same in its lowest form in both situations and as 18:24 can be shortened to 3:4, it proves it's correct :)
Answer: B) Demand will most likely be elastic
Place yourself in the shoes of the employer. To them, demand is them needing/wanting workers. Specifically we call this "labor demand". The supply is the potential or current worker providing the service and/or making the product.
If the price goes up, then this means the worker earns higher wages. This in turn causes labor demand to fall. So the employer will be less likely to hire more workers if the wages increase. It's similar to how if the price of an item goes up in a store, then less people are probably going to buy it.
Demand is elastic because a small change in price causes a large change in demand. The company is going to be sensitive to wage changes. The company sees that it is approaching the diminishing returns, so it is likely to scale back on labor to save costs. It's all about trying to minimize costs and maximize revenue. Often, revenues can't be changed very much since customers are themselves sensitive to price changes (assuming there are substitutes in the market), so the company will turn to trying to reduce costs as much as possible leading to maximum profit.
