if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 2s2 + 75s + 100, then if he repairs 25 cars, his average variable costs will be

A) $250. B) $125. C) $129. D) $175. E) $87.50. A) $250. B) $125. C) $129. D) $175. E) $87.50. B

if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 5s2 + 50s + 20, then if he repairs 10 cars, his average variable costs will be

A) $100. B) $102. C) $150. D) $200. E) $75. A) $100. B) $102. C) $150. D) $200. E) $75.

if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 2s2 + 20s + 40, then if he repairs 10 cars, his average variable costs will be

A) $44. B) $80. C) $40. D) $60. E) $30. A) $44. B) $80. C) $40. D) $60. E) $30.

if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 2s2 + 50s + 75, then if he repairs 25 cars, his average variable costs will be

A) $150. B) $200. C) $103. D) $100. E) $75. A) $150. B) $200. C) $103. D) $100. E) $75.

Exam 20: Cost Curves-Part B

Recall that Touchie McFeelie's production function for comics books is 0.1J^1/2 L^3/4 Suppose that Touchie can vary both jokes and cartoonists' labor.If old jokes cost $3 each and cartoonists' labor costs $9 per hour, then the cheapest way to produce comics books requires using jokes and labor in the ratio

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Mary Magnolia has variable costs equal to y²/F, where y is the number of bouquets she sells per month and where F is the number of square feet of space in her shop.If Mary has signed a lease for a shop with 400 square feet, if she is not able to get out of the lease or to expand her store in the short run, and if the price of a bouquet is $5 per unit, how many bouquets per month should she sell in the short run?

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if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 2s² + 75s + 100, then if he repairs 25 cars, his average variable costs will be

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Touchie MacFeelie's production function is 0.1J^1/2 L^3/4, where J is the number of old jokes used and L is the number of hours of cartoonists' labor.Touchie is stuck with 400 old jokes for which he paid 4 dollars each.If the wage rate for cartoonists is 3 dollars, then the total cost of producing 128 comics books is

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Question 4

Recall that Touchie McFeelie's production function for comics books is 0.1J^1/2 L^3/4.Suppose that Touchie can vary both jokes and cartoonists' labor.If old jokes cost $1 each and cartoonists' labor costs $3 per hour, then the cheapest way to produce comics books requires using jokes and labor in the ratio

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Question 5

Rex Carr could pay $10 for a shovel that lasts one year and pay $5 a car to his brother Scoop to bury the cars, or he could buy a low-quality car smasher that costs $200 a year to own and that smashes cars at a marginal cost of $1 per car.If it is also possible for Rex to buy a high-quality hydraulic car smasher that cost $650 per year to own and if with this smasher he could dispose of cars at a cost of $.75 per car, it would be worthwhile for him to buy this high-quality smasher if he planned to dispose of

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Question 6

Rex Carr could pay $10 for a shovel that lasts one year and pay $5 a car to his brother Scoop to bury the cars, or he could buy a low-quality car smasher that costs $200 a year to own and that smashes cars at a marginal cost of $1 per car.If it is also possible for Rex to buy a high-quality hydraulic car smasher that cost $450 per year to own and if with this smasher he could dispose of cars at a cost of $.80 per car, it would be worthwhile for him to buy this high-quality smasher if he planned to dispose of

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Question 7

Touchie MacFeelie's production function is 0.1J^1/2 L^3/4, where J is the number of old jokes used and L is the number of hours of cartoonists' labor.Touchie is stuck with 1,600 old jokes for which he paid 3 dollars each.If the wage rate for cartoonists is 2 dollars, then the total cost of producing 108 comics books is

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Mary Magnolia has variable costs equal to y²/F, where y is the number of bouquets she sells per month and where F is the number of square feet of space in her shop.If Mary has signed a lease for a shop with 1,400 square feet, if she is not able to get out of the lease or to expand her store in the short run, and if the price of a bouquet is $3 per unit, how many bouquets per month should she sell in the short run?

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Question 9

if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 5s² + 50s + 20, then if he repairs 10 cars, his average variable costs will be

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Question 10

Rex Carr could pay $10 for a shovel that lasts one year and pay $5 a car to his brother Scoop to bury the cars, or he could buy a low-quality car smasher that costs $200 a year to own and that smashes cars at a marginal cost of $1 per car.If it is also possible for Rex to buy a high-quality hydraulic car smasher that cost $550 per year to own and if with this smasher he could dispose of cars at a cost of $.75 per car, it would be worthwhile for him to buy this high-quality smasher if he planned to dispose of

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Question 11

Recall that Touchie McFeelie's production function for comics books is 0.1J^1/2 L^3/4.Suppose that Touchie can vary both jokes and cartoonists' labor.If old jokes cost $2 each and cartoonists' labor costs $12 per hour, then the cheapest way to produce comics books requires using jokes and labor in the ratio

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Question 12

Mary Magnolia has variable costs equal to y²/F, where y is the number of bouquets she sells per month and where F is the number of square feet of space in her shop.If Mary has signed a lease for a shop with 800 square feet, if she is not able to get out of the lease or to expand her store in the short run, and if the price of a bouquet is $6 per unit, how many bouquets per month should she sell in the short run?

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Mary Magnolia has variable costs equal to y²/F, where y is the number of bouquets she sells per month and where F is the number of square feet of space in her shop.If Mary has signed a lease for a shop with 1,000 square feet, if she is not able to get out of the lease or to expand her store in the short run, and if the price of a bouquet is $5 per unit, how many bouquets per month should she sell in the short run?

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Question 14

Rex Carr could pay $10 for a shovel that lasts one year and pay $5 a car to his brother Scoop to bury the cars, or he could buy a low-quality car smasher that costs $200 a year to own and that smashes cars at a marginal cost of $1 per car.If it is also possible for Rex to buy a high-quality hydraulic car smasher that cost $300 per year to own and if with this smasher he could dispose of cars at a cost of $.75 per car, it would be worthwhile for him to buy this high-quality smasher if he planned to dispose of

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Recall that Touchie McFeelie's production function for comics books is 0.1J^1/2 L^3/4.Suppose that Touchie can vary both jokes and cartoonists' labor.If old jokes cost $3 each and cartoonists' labor costs $18 per hour, then the cheapest way to produce comics books requires using jokes and labor in the ratio

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if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 2s² + 20s + 40, then if he repairs 10 cars, his average variable costs will be

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if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 2s² + 50s + 75, then if he repairs 25 cars, his average variable costs will be

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Touchie MacFeelie's production function is 0.1J^1/2 L^3/4, where J is the number of old jokes used and L is the number of hours of cartoonists' labor.Touchie is stuck with 400 old jokes for which he paid 2 dollars each.If the wage rate for cartoonists is 5 dollars, then the total cost of producing 54 comics books is

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Mary Magnolia has variable costs equal to y²/F, where y is the number of bouquets she sells per month and where F is the number of square feet of space in her shop.If Mary has signed a lease for a shop with 1,000 square feet, if she is not able to get out of the lease or to expand her store in the short run, and if the price of a bouquet is $3 per unit, how many bouquets per month should she sell in the short run?

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Exam 20: Cost Curves-Part B

if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 2s2 + 75s + 100, then if he repairs 25 cars, his average variable costs will be

if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 5s2 + 50s + 20, then if he repairs 10 cars, his average variable costs will be

if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 2s2 + 20s + 40, then if he repairs 10 cars, his average variable costs will be

if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 2s2 + 50s + 75, then if he repairs 25 cars, his average variable costs will be

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if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 2s² + 75s + 100, then if he repairs 25 cars, his average variable costs will be

if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 5s² + 50s + 20, then if he repairs 10 cars, his average variable costs will be

if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 2s² + 20s + 40, then if he repairs 10 cars, his average variable costs will be

if Mr.Dent Carr's total costs were 2s² + 50s + 75, then if he repairs 25 cars, his average variable costs will be