When an Arithmetic Expression Contains Two or More Different Operators

question 30

Multiple Choice

When an arithmetic expression contains two or more different operators, such as * and +, the order in which the operations is done is determined by

• A) left to right order.
• B) operator precedence.
• C) operator associativity.
• D) the programmer.
• E) the compiler.

Understand the basic concepts of production possibilities curves and opportunity costs.

Analyze the effects of economic growth or decline on the economy's production capabilities.

Identify factors that can cause shifts in the production possibilities frontier (PPF).

Distinguish between efficient, inefficient, and unattainable points on the production possibilities frontier.

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