In the Previous Problem, the Function $x$ Can Be Written as
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question 7

Multiple Choice

In the previous problem, the function $x$ can be written as

• A) \(x = 3 \sin ( t + \phi ) , \text { where } \tan \phi = - 4 / 3\)
• B) \(x = 4 \sin ( t + \phi ) , \text { where } \tan \phi = - 4 / 3\)
• C) \(x = 5 \sin ( t + \phi ) , \text { where } \tan \phi = - 4 / 3\)
• D) \(x = 5 \sin ( t + \phi ) , \text { where } \tan \phi = - 3 / 4\)
• E) \(x = 4 \sin ( t + \phi ) , \text { where } \tan \phi = - 3 / 4\)

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Definitions:

Relatively Inelastic

Term indicating that the demand or supply for a good or service changes only slightly in response to changes in price.

Percentage Increase

A mathematical calculation to determine the relative growth of a value by a certain percentage.

Ceteris Paribus

A Latin phrase meaning "all other things being equal," used in economics to indicate that other variables remain constant during an analysis.

Producer Surplus

The difference between the price at which producers are willing to sell a good and the actual market price they receive.