Blanks-
1) 1.80
2) 210
3) 210/2 = 105
4) 210/2 = 105
5) decreases
6) 1.50
7) (105+35)*1.5 = 210
8) 105*1.5 = 157.5
9) 140*1.2 = 168
10) 140*1.2 = 168
11) 168+168 = 336
The statement is False
This behaviour is an example of a tit for tat strategy
The correct answer for blanks 3 and 4 are $189.
Explanation:
(210/20)*1.80=$189.00
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> 3&4-wrong. Correct answers are 189 & 189. All other answers are correct
Arun K Mon, Nov 22, 2021 1:55 PM