brydie76
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What's your logic behind the A being the closest to the correct answer? I mean, you would make the biggest loss giving the most stuff away under the cost.
If you calculate the price you notice there's a typo.
Like I said, i was being smart-alecky. I either had the choice of guessing, trying to calculate the price when using each 4 break-even points given (not an option with only 20 minutes for the 10 questions) or being a loser and saying that the answer was an infinite/undefined level, of which 40 000 is the closest level given as a choice. Anyway, I just have to approach my lecturer and/or submit a support ticket on the website and I will hopefully get a make-up mark or something. Not too worried, but if I get 84.5% at the end of semester and I didn't pursue this, I will die. :lol:
Dispute it! Stupid typo. I always try to assume what the prof intendeds, and it sometimes comes to bite me in the ass :lol:. In this case, though, the $10 assumption results in B as the answer .
I've had this happen to me SO many times /facepalm.
This is a third party setting the test (the publisher of my textbook, to be exact)- my lecturer would never allow a typo like this to get through to us. :lol: And I blame not thinking of looking for possible correct selling prices on tired-ness. Protip- don't leave your weekly quiz due at 00:01 of a Saturday til 23:20 of a Friday :facepalm:
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