Solve the problem.The table lists the average annual cost (in dollars) of tuition and fees at a certain 2-year college for selected years, where year 1 represents 1992, year 3 represents 1994, and so on. Write the ordered pairs representing these data and plot the points.
A. (1063, 1), (1135, 3), (1225, 5), (1269, 7), (1316, 9)
B. (1, 1063), (3, 1135), (5, 1225), (7, 1269), (9, 1316)
C. (1, 1063), (2, 1135), (3, 1225), (4, 1269), (5, 1316)
D. (0, 1063), (1, 1135), (2, 1225), (3, 1269), (4, 1316)
Answer: B
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; R: |x - 2| ? 0.2, |y - 1| ? 0.2
A. |E| ? 9.12384 B. |E| ? 16.72704 C. |E| ? 12.92544 D. |E| ? 13.10328
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when x units of labor and y units of capital are used. What is the marginal productivity of labor and what is the marginal productivity of capital when the amounts expended on labor and capital are 288 units and 18 units, respectively? Should the government encourage capital investment rather than increased expenditure on labor at this time in order to increase the country's productivity? Please answer yes or no.
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