C = 140,000 p − 1400 (a) Find the rate of change of cost with respect to p when impurities account for 1% (by volume). (b) Write a sentence that explains the meaning of your answer in part (a) If impurities increase 1%, the cost will increase by the absolute value of this amount.If impurities decrease 1%, the cost will decrease by the absolute value of this amount. If impurities increase 1%, the cost will decrease by the absolute value of this amount.If impurities increase by this percent, the cost will decrease by $10,000.If impurities increase by this percent, the cost will increase by $10,000.

C = 140,000 p − 1400 (a) Find the rate of change of cost with respect to p when impurities account for 1% (by volume). (b) Write a sentence that explains the meaning of your answer in part (a) If impurities increase 1%, the cost will increase by the absolute value of this amount.If impurities decrease 1%, the cost will decrease by the absolute value of this amount. If impurities increase 1%, the cost will decrease by the absolute value of this amount.If impurities increase by this percent, the cost will decrease by $10,000.If impurities increase by this percent, the cost will increase by $10,000.

EBK HEALTH ECONOMICS AND POLICY

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Author:Henderson

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Chapter4: Economic Evaluation In Health Care

Section: Chapter Questions

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