Question

6. The graphs tool Using Aplia graphs Some questions will ask you to interpret a given graph, and others will require you to manipulate the objects on the graph or even add new required objects. Each manipulable object wil be shown in the area to the right of the graph (the palet the control points, for example, black point (plus symbol). To piace an object on the graph, select it from the palette and drag it onto the graph itself. te) and referred to by its color, object type, and shape of On the following graph, use the black point (plus symbol) to represent the intersection of the two lines shown. 21 Point 121824303642485400 QUANTITY (Thousands of boxes)

Answer 1

The intersection of the two lines is shown below as a black plus symbol: PRICE (Dolars per box) QUANTITY ( o ba ) This intersection occurs at the point representing a quantity of 18,000 boxes. At the price of $15, the coordinates of supply curve are not given. Therefore, on the given graph, it is not possible to plot the black point on the coordinates representing 21 thousand boxes and a price of $15. On the upward-sloping, the green line is shown below:

PRICE (Dollars per box) QUANTITY (Thousands of boxes) It is not necessary that the vertical intercept of the line will always be a snap point. Therefore, the given statement is false. Draw line 2 (purple line which up by $3 at every quantity) as follows:

PRICE (Dollars per box) QUANTITY (Thousands of boxes) Out of the given options, the correct answer is: Option B: once you select the correct answer graph, you can return to the view where your answer is larger by selecting your answer graph.