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Michael Parkin. Chapter 2 Making and Using Graphs the scale for the
government's budget surplus appears on the right. The purple line shows
unemployment, and the blue line shows the government's budget. You will
probably agree that it is ...
Michael Parkin. Chapter 2 Making and Using Graphs the scale for the
government's budget surplus appears on the right. The purple line shows
unemployment, and the blue line shows the government's budget. You will
probably agree that it is ...
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Chapter 2 Making and Using Graphs Part (a) shows the relationship between the
number of hours available for playing squash and the number of hours for
playing tennis. One extra hour spent playing tennis means one hour less playing
...
Chapter 2 Making and Using Graphs Part (a) shows the relationship between the
number of hours available for playing squash and the number of hours for
playing tennis. One extra hour spent playing tennis means one hour less playing
...
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Part (a) shows the relationship between price and consumption, holding
temperature constant. One curve holds temperature constant at 90°F and the
other at 70°F. Part (b) shows the relationship between temperature and
consumption, ...
Part (a) shows the relationship between price and consumption, holding
temperature constant. One curve holds temperature constant at 90°F and the
other at 70°F. Part (b) shows the relationship between temperature and
consumption, ...
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