The following Table shows the relationship between fertilizers applica rate in kg per dunum and barley production response to fertilization (production in kg per dunum), given the following information on the price of barley and the price of fertilizers, 2190215 Find the level of fertilizer application that maximize the farmer's profit.: The price of barley is (py=800+2 right digit of your registration number JD/ton), the price of fertilizers are (px =100+ 2 right digit of your registration number) JD/ton) 1- Find the MPP and APP 2- At what level of (X) will be the End of Stage I and Stage II and show the three stages of production on the graph 3- At what level of (X) that will maximize the profit, using the marginal analysis. 4. At what level of (X) that will maximize the profit, is the price of fertilizers (Px) is increased from 100 to plus 3 right digit of your registration number) JD/ton. X (Kg) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 H2 12 Y (Kg) 0 9 21 36 54 70 84 92 97 98 98 93 85

The following Table shows the relationship between fertilizers applica rate in kg per dunum and barley production response to fertilization (production in kg per dunum), given the following information on the price of barley and the price of fertilizers, 2190215 Find the level of fertilizer application that maximize the farmer's profit.: The price of barley is (py=800+2 right digit of your registration number JD/ton), the price of fertilizers are (px =100+ 2 right digit of your registration number) JD/ton) 1- Find the MPP and APP 2- At what level of (X) will be the End of Stage I and Stage II and show the three stages of production on the graph 3- At what level of (X) that will maximize the profit, using the marginal analysis. 4. At what level of (X) that will maximize the profit, is the price of fertilizers (Px) is increased from 100 to plus 3 right digit of your registration number) JD/ton. X (Kg) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 H2 12 Y (Kg) 0 9 21 36 54 70 84 92 97 98 98 93 85

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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