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In a perfectly competitive market, a firm’s long run supply curve is the upward segment of its marginal cost curve which is above the lowest point of the average cost curve because at any point below the minimum of AC, the firm will shut down because price is below AC and it is incurring losses. In the long run, all costs are variable.
What approximate value will come in place of the question mark (?) in the following question? (Note: You are not expected to calculate the exact value.)...
Solve the given equation for ?. Find the approximate value.
(35.86 × 15.14) ÷ 9 + √(288.89) × 4.03 = ?
...15.35 x (58.25 + 63.98) = ? + 1029.78
44.78% of 715.62 + 1785% of 42.98 = ?
? = 54.89 × 270.08 ÷ 135.17 + 464.35 ÷ 29.03
180.25 × 14.995 ÷ √26 = ? × 5.985
22.002 × 59.995 + 749.996% of 250.08 + 15.005 % of 1999.997 = ? × 12.008 × 10.009
`sqrt623.798` × 24.034 +`sqrt403.898` × 17.907 =?
(13.156)2 + (3.945)2 + (5.903)3 = ?
1224.04 + 4323.69 = ?% of 3200 + 4747.96