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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Individual and Market Demand. Topics to be Discussed. Individual Demand Income and Substitution Effects Market Demand Consumer Surplus. Topics to be Discussed. Network Externalities Empirical Estimation of Demand. Individual Demand. Price Changes

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Production Possibilities

Production Possibilities. Production Possibilities. While in school, you allot yourself a certain period of time to study. A. Given a 70 hour week ( 7 days, 10 hours a day), you can 1. study all the time = possibly a very dull person . Production Possibilities.

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PRODUCTION AND ITS COSTS

PRODUCTION AND ITS COSTS. Principles of Microeconomic Theory, ECO 284 John Eastwood CBA 213 523-7353 e-mail address: John.Eastwood@nau.edu http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~jde. ALL ABOUT COSTS. Explicit and Implicit Costs Accounting Profit and Economic Profit Sunk Costs.

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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. One property of real numbers is utilized by rewriting as . QUESTION 1. ANSWER 1. What is distributive property for multiplication over addition ?. _____ is the solution to . QUESTION 2. ANSWER 2. What is ?.

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Market Demand

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Straight Lines and Linear functions

Straight Lines and Linear functions. The Cartesian Coordinate System. y. y axis. A point can be represented in a plane by using the Cartesian Co-ordinates system. The vertical line is called the y- axis while the horizontal line is called x-axis .

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Learning Functions with Sesame Street

Learning Functions with Sesame Street. By: Tom Caron, Stephen Joseph, Marianne Mousigian, and Leslie Savage. ~*Exponential Function*~. Exponential Equation: y=ab x Where: a does not equal b, b>0, and b does not equal 1. Domain: set of all real numbers

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Stats for Engineers Lecture 10

Stats for Engineers Lecture 10. Recap: Linear regression. We measure a response variable at various values of a controlled variable . Linear regression: fitting a straight line to the mean value of as a function of . Equation of the fitted line is. Least-squares estimates and :.

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SLOPE

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Properties of Instrumentation

Properties of Instrumentation. Nuclear Engineering 304. Objectives. Learn how to use an oscilloscope Significance of different modes of operation of oscilloscope Measure the gain of an amplifier with an oscilloscope Observe the output pulses from a Linear amplifier

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Chapter 1 Functions

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3.3 Find Slope and Rate of Change

3.3 Find Slope and Rate of Change. Objective: Students will be able to find the slope of a line and interpret slope as a rate of change. Definitions. Slope- a ratio of the change in the y-coordinates to the change in the x-coordinates. Shows how steep a line is.

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Section 1-2

Section 1-2. Functions and Their Properties. Section 1-2. function definition and notation domain and range continuity increasing/decreasing boundedness local and absolute extrema symmetry asymptotes end behavior. Functions.

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The Money Market and the Loanable Funds Market

The Money Market and the Loanable Funds Market. 1. The Demand for Money. People are face with the decision to hold their wealth as money OR as interest bearing assets. Opportunity Cost of holding money? Forgone interest! 3 types of money demand (motives for holding money):

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Steps to determining v vs. t curve from s vs. t curve

Steps to determining v vs. t curve from s vs. t curve. (1) draw a set of axes ( v vs t ) directly under the s vs. t curve (2) locate all minimums, maximums, asymptotes, and inflection points (3) plot zero value points for each corresponding min, max or asym

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Graphical Differentiation

Graphical Differentiation. Lesson 3.5. The Derivative As A Graph. Given function f(x) How could we construct f '(x)? Note slope values for various values of x Recall that we said the derivative is also a function. zero slope. zero slope. positive slope. positive slope. negative slope.

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Graphical Differentiation

Graphical Differentiation. Lesson 3.5. The Derivative As A Graph. Given function f(x) How could we construct f '(x)? Note slope values for various values of x Recall that we said the derivative is also a function. zero slope. zero slope. positive slope. positive slope. negative slope.

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Free Fall

Free Fall. Up and Down. Two balls are thrown at the same initial speed, one upward and one downward with negligible air resistance. When the balls strike the ground the ball thrown upward has a speed equal to A) four times the speed of the ball thrown downward.

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More Kinetics

More Kinetics. Rate Laws. A rate law shows the relationship between the reaction rate and the concentrations of reactants. For gas-phase reactants use P A instead of [A]. k is a constant that has a specific value for each reaction. The value of k is determined experimentally.

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