Affordability R109 per week.Proteas (R15)Roses (R8)Lavender (R6)No.MUTUWMUMUTUWMUMUTUWMU140403232202023575265818330105248215423128(b)10112518146161179615161101276(c)70(a)813508-6155(d)135-49-15140(e)131-7Calculate the average utility of 4 protea flowers. Round off to zero decimal places. Do not forget the word "utils".Blank 1Blank 1Add your answer

Total utility(TU) is the overall satisfaction derived from consuming a certain quantity(Q) of a…

Affordability R109 per week. Proteas (R15) Roses (R8) Lavender (R6) No. MU TU WMU MU TU WMU MU TU WMU 1 40 40 32 32 20 20 2 35 75 26 58 18 3 30 105 24 82 15 4 23 128 (b) 101 12 6698 5 18 146 16 117 9 15 161 10 127 6 (c) 7 0 (a) 8 135 0 -6 155 (d) 135 -4 9 -15 140 (e) 131 -7 Calculate the average utility of 4 protea flowers. Round off to zero decimal places. Do not forget the word "utils". Blank 1 Blank 1 Add your answer

Affordability R109 per week. Proteas (R15) Roses (R8) Lavender (R6) No. MU TU WMU MU TU WMU MU TU WMU 1 40 40 32 32 20 20 2 35 75 26 58 18 3 30 105 24 82 15 4 23 128 (b) 101 12 6698 5 18 146 16 117 9 15 161 10 127 6 (c) 7 0 (a) 8 135 0 -6 155 (d) 135 -4 9 -15 140 (e) 131 -7 Calculate the average utility of 4 protea flowers. Round off to zero decimal places. Do not forget the word "utils". Blank 1 Blank 1 Add your answer

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

14th Edition

ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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