Mathematics All Around (6th Edition)
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Author: Pirnot
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Chapter 10.4, Problem 5E
Use the method of sealed bids to complete the tables in Exercises 3-14.
Dissolving a partnership.Dennis and Zadie have written a book together and now want to decide how to dissolve their partnership, with one of them obtaining sole rights to the copyright. Their current entitlement to the book is 40% belonging to Dennis and 60% belonging to Zadie.
| Dennis (40%) | Zadie (60%) | |
| Bid on copyright | $20, 000 | $28, 000 |
| Fair share of copyright | a. | b. |
| Item obtained with highest bid | c. | d. |
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