1- If, in a single contiguous memory management system, the program is loaded at address 5000, compute the physical addresses (in decimal) that correspond to the following logical addresses:
A. 103
B. 455
1. In a process may contact the owner of a page via the page manager. It may want ownership or the page itself, which are independent quantities. Do all four cases exist (excepting, of course, the case where the requester does not want the page and does not want ownership)?
2. Suppose that two variables, A and B are both located, by accident, on the same page of a page-based DSM system. However, both of them are unshared variables. Is false sharing possible?
1. If {Bk} are events such that
2. If F is a distribution function, then F has at most countably many discontinuities
1. In which process of water softening, ion exchange phenomenon takes place?
1. In what time period are all factors of production variable?
2. What is technical efficiency?
3. Why do diminishing returns occur in the short run?
4. Define constant returns to scale.
1. In which process of water softening, ion exchange phenomenon takes place?
1. In the waiting state
a. the processes waiting for I/O are found
b. the process which is running is found
c. the processes waiting for the processor are found
d. none of the above
1. In the following series/ parallel circuit, the total resistance is 20 ohms, what is R? 12 2. In following circuit, R1 is 30 ohms, what is R2? 2 amps 5 amps ? R1 R2 3. If a circuit consumed 2 MWatts and operated for a period of 45 minutes at a cost of 6 cents/KWH, how much would the electricity cost? 4. If the voltmeter is reading 30 volts, what is the value of V (battery voltage)? 5 vE20 5. What battery voltage is required in order for the circuit to consume 2 watts? 10 70 20
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1. In the short run, why might a firm in perfect competition continue production even though it is making a loss?
2. In which market is the firm a price maker?
3. What happens to abnormal profits in the long run in a monopoly?
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Econ 4020 – Dr. Rupp
Homework#5 – Taxes
Due – Feb 27 (at start of class)
1. In the above market for cheese – how much is the producer surplus at the initial equilibrium
(before a tax is introduced)?
2. Suppose that there is a $2.50 tax imposed on cheese per pound. Find the new equilibrium price
that buyers will pay for cheese. Label this Pb on your graph. Find the new equilibrium price that
sellers will receive. Label this Ps on your graph. Find the new equilibrium quantity.
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3. Pin stripe the region of the new producer surplus on your graph after the $2.50 tax is imposed.
Calculate the new region of producer surplus. What has happened to producer surplus after the
tax has been imposed?
4. Calculate the total tax revenue collected from a $2.50 per pound tax. How much of this tax
revenue is paid by the buyers of cheese? How much is paid by the sellers of cheese?
5. Heavily shade the region of deadweight loss on your graph. Calculate this deadweight loss area.
6. Using the figure 2 below, where the vertical distance between points A and B represent the tax
in this market, what is the amount of the tax per unit?
Figure 2
7. Using the figure 2 above, find the per unit burden of the tax on sellers.
8. Using the figure 2 above, find the tax revenue collected. Horizontal stripe the tax revenue
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Name______________________________ Pledge (sign)_________________________ “I did not copy another student’s homework) Econ 4020 – Dr. Rupp Homework#5 – Taxes Due – Feb 27 (at start of class) 1. In the above market for cheese – how much is the producer surplus at the initial equilibrium (before a tax is introduced)? 2. Suppose that there is a $2.50 tax imposed on cheese per pound. Find the new equilibrium price that buyers will pay for cheese. Label this Pb on your graph. Find the new equilibrium price that sellers will receive. Label this Ps on your graph. Find the new equilibrium quantity.Name______________________________ Pledge (sign)_________________________ “I did not copy another student’s homework) 3. Pin stripe the region of the new producer surplus on your graph after the $2.50 tax is imposed. Calculate the new region of producer surplus. What has happened to producer surplus after the tax has been imposed? 4. Calculate the total tax revenue collected from a $2.50 per pound tax. How much of this tax revenue is paid by the buyers of cheese? How much is paid by the sellers of cheese? 5. Heavily shade the region of deadweight loss on your graph. Calculate this deadweight loss area. 6. Using the figure 2 below, where the vertical distance between points A and B represent the tax in this market, what is the amount of the tax per unit? Figure 2 7. Using the figure 2 above, find the per unit burden of the tax on sellers. 8. Using the figure 2 above, find the tax revenue collected. Horizontal stripe the tax revenue collected from the buyers, and pin stripe the tax revenue collected from the sellers.
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