Given The Following Schedules, Plot The Demand Curve and Supply Curve in A Separate Graph
Given The Following Schedules, Plot The Demand Curve and Supply Curve in A Separate Graph
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2.Given the following equations, derive demand schedule and supply schedule.
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If Prices are 1.2.3.4.5 What are the Quantity demanded . Please complete the table below.
2.2 Supply Function using the same prices of P1.2.3.4.and5. please complete the table below.
The JVR Company found that a particular brand of cellphone has the following demand curve;
P = is the price
Pop = Population
I = Disposable Income
Ad = advertising expenditure
1. Determine the demand curve for the company in a market in which P-300, Pop =800,000,I –
30,000 and A= 15,000
3. Plot the schedule and estimate at what price will demand reach 40,000.
4. Using prices in number 2 , solve for price elasticity of demand using P 200 and P 175 as
P1and P2 respectively.
I constructed a project network, doing forward and backward passes, determining the
project completion time, calculation slack values, and stating the critical path.
1-4. I used the node convention here as you will find in Quantitative Methods for
Business by Anderson, Sweeny and Williams. Where A indicates the activity being
described, and t represents the expected activity duration/time. ES is the earliest time the
activity can start; EF is the earliest finish time; LS is the latest start time; and LF is the
latest finish time without extending the minimum completion time of the project.
I started this with a sketch to make it easier when drawing the full network.
Activities A and B have no predecessors so they can begin at start. Activity C needs A to
be completed before it can start. Activity D and Activity E need B to be completed. F and
I needs A. J needs H, G, E. Lastly, K depends on F, J and I. Since K has no successors, it
goes to finish.
Here is the network with the activity nodes, displaying letters and times.
5. Slack = LS – ES or LF – EF
Slack = 46 Slack = 0
Slack = 46
Slack = 29
6. The activities with 0 slacks are called critical activities. And they form the critical path
which is the longest path in the network. So, the critical path here is
B-D-H-J-K.