Constraints Are Often Restrict the Amount of Productive Capacity Available

question 14

Multiple Choice

Constraints are often restrict the amount of productive capacity available to a business, or the potential market for a product, or the availability of particular types of material or labour. In management accounting, such constraints are commonly referred to as:

• A) Limiting factors
• B) Limiting supply
• C) restricting factors
• D) Shortages

Use factoring techniques to solve quadratic-like equations.

Analyze and solve quadratic equations with real coefficients.

Understand how to make a quadratic expression a perfect square trinomial.

Solve quadratic inequalities.

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