Maximizing Total Benefits Is Equivalent to Maximizing Net Benefits If

question 139

Multiple Choice

Maximizing total benefits is equivalent to maximizing net benefits if and only if there are:

• A) constant marginal costs associated with achieving more benefits.
• B) no costs associated with achieving more benefits.
• C) increasing costs associated with achieving more benefits.
• D) decreasing costs associated with achieving more benefits.

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Definitions:

Stator Core

The stationary part of an electric generator or motor, especially the magnetic core, around which the winding is arranged.

Small Wire

A conductor of electricity characterized by a relatively small cross-sectional area, affecting its resistance and current-carrying capacity.

Single-phase Synchronous Motor

A type of AC motor that operates at a constant speed, synchronized with the frequency of the supply current.

Hysteresis Motor

A type of synchronous motor that operates using the hysteresis loss principle in the rotor to achieve torque, known for quiet operation and precise speed control.