Refer to the above graph, which shows the market for bicycle…
Refer to the above graph, which shows the market for bicycles. S1 and D1 are the original supply and demand curves. D2 and D3 and S2 and S3 are possible new demand and supply curves. Starting from the initial equilibrium (point 1), which point on the graph is most likely to be the new equilibrium after the introduction of technological improvements in bicycle production and successful publicity campaigns by the government on the virtues of bicycling to work?
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Remember to submit your scratch paper to the next assignment now. It is due immediately after your test. Remember that many problems need to be manually graded by the instructor, so the score you see is not your final score. Time to go relax!
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EXTRA CREDIT #2 – Always try to answer these extra credit questions! 3 points. Describe how you applied the information you learned about Anxiety, Trauma-, and Stressor-Related Disorders; Obsessive-Compulsive and Impulse Control Disorders, and/or Bipolar and Depressive Disorders to your real life.
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Determine the correct exponential function of the form whose graph is given [a] What is the domain in interval notation? [b] What is the range in interval notation? [c] Type integers or simplified fractions and use inf for infinity.
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Here are two formulas we have talked about that you may or may not use. and Holly wants to deposit $3000 into an account for 5 years. How much money will be in her account if it account pays interest at 8% compounded monthly? [a] (round to the nearest cent) How much should she deposit now if she wants to have $5000 in 5 years? [b] (round to the nearest cent) A rival bank is offering 9% compounded semi-annually. How much will be in her account after 5 years? [c] (round to the nearest cent)
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