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... calculate it . There are two ways to calculate the slope of a curved line : you can calculate the slope at a point on the line , or you can calculate the slope across an arc of the line . Let's look at the two alternatives . Slope at a ...
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... calculate the elasticity of demand for oil . The calculations are illustrated in Fig . 5.2 and summarized in Table 5.1 . At $ 9.50 a barrel , 41 million barrels a day are sold . If the price increases to $ 10.50 a barrel , the quantity ...
... calculate the elasticity of demand for oil . The calculations are illustrated in Fig . 5.2 and summarized in Table 5.1 . At $ 9.50 a barrel , 41 million barrels a day are sold . If the price increases to $ 10.50 a barrel , the quantity ...
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... calculate present Calculating present value is called discounting . Discounting is the conversion of a future amount ... calculate the present value of an amount any number of years in the future . As an example , let's see how we ...
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