Economics 3364A/B Lecture 4: App Math Jan 19 (Monday)

AI 16. If the price of X is set at $0.10 per unit, the quantity of the good purchased by this consumer each month will be: B) 2 C)3 D) 4 E) 6 F) 8 G) 10 H) 12 I) 16.5 J) 23.5 K) 63 L) 64 M) 128 N) 129 0) 150 P) 156 Q) 157.5 R) 159.5 S) 160 T) 255 U) 256 V) 256.5 W) 257.5 X) 260 Y)0 Z) none of the above

13. If the price of X is set at $24.00 per unit, the number of units of X purchased by this consumer each month will be: A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4 E) 5 F) 6 G) 7 H)8 1) 9 J) 10 K) 12 L) 14 M) 16 N) 18 0) 20 P) 22 Q) 24 R) 26 S) 28 T) 30 U) 36 V) 40 W) 44 X) 52 Y) 56 Z) none of the above

1. You are told that the economy is producing efficiently and has chosen to produce and consume 6 units of X and 16 units of Y. At this point on the production possibilities frontier, you can use calculus to obtain the opportunity cost of X as: A) 2 B) 1/2 C) 1 D) 3/2 E) 2/3 F)3 G) 1/3 H) 4 1) 1/4 J) 8/3 K) 3/8 L) 5/2 M) 2/5 N) 4/3 0) 3/4 P) 6 Q) 1/6 R) 8 S) 1/8 T) none of the above