Two quantities of 5 and 12 unit when added gives a quantity 13 unit. This quantity is
(A) time
(B) mass
(C) linear momentum
(D) speed
`{:(" P 5"),(" P"_(1)" 4,"),(ulbar(Delta"P -1")):}" "{:("Q 300"),("Q"_(1)" "?),(ulbar(DeltaQ" ?")):}` `P.e_(S)=(P)/(Q)xx(DeltaQ)/(DeltaP)" or "2.5=(5)/(300)xx(DeltaQ)/(-1)` `DeltaQ=-150` `DeltaQ=Q_(1)-Q" or "-150=Q_(1)-300` `Q_(1)=150`
2 Answers 1 views`{:(" P 12"),(" P"_(1)" 15"),(ulbar(DeltaP" 3")):}" "{:("Q 500"),("Q"_(1)" 650"),(ulbar(DeltaQ" 150")):}" "P.e_(S)=(P)/(Q)xx(DeltaQ)/(DeltaP)=(12)/(500)xx(150)/(3)=1.2` Yes, supply is elastic as it is greater than one.
2 Answers 3 views`[E]=[ML^(2)T^(-2)]=(5)` `=(10)^(2)(5)^(2)=20` joules
2 Answers 2 views`E_(P)=(P)/(Q)xx(DeltaQ)/(DeltaP)=(50)/(1000)xx(80)/(-5)=(-)(4)/(5)=(-)0.8` The demand is inelastic because the absolute value of clasticity is less than 1 (sign ignored).
2 Answers 2 views`E_(P)=(%"change in " Q_(d))/(% " change in P")=((50)/(800)xx100)/(-(1)/(20)xx100)=(-)1.25.`
2 Answers 2 views`E_(s)=(P)/(Q_(s))xx(DeltaQ_(s))/(DeltaP)` `2.5=(5)/(300)xx(DeltaQ_(s))/(-1)` `-750=5DeltaQ_(s)` `DeltaQ_(s)=-150` New `Q=Q_(s)+ DeltaQ=300+(-150)=300-150=150` units
2 Answers 2 views`E_(s)=(P)/(Q_(s))xx(DeltaQ_(s))/(DeltaP)=(12)/(500)xx(150)/(3)=1.2` Yes, the supply is elastic because `E_(s) gt 1`
2 Answers 2 views`E_(s) =(%"Change in supply")/(%"change in price")=(25)/((1)/(5)xx100)=(25)/(20)=1.25` Supply is elastic because `E_(s)gt 1`.
2 Answers 7 viewsFundamental Quantities: Length, Electric current, Time, Temperature, Mass. Derived Quantities: Velocity, Area, Acceleration, Force, Momentum, Energy. Pressure, Magnetic induction, Density
2 Answers 1 viewsCorrect option is D) 75° C
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