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If If   and   , calculate the following limits if possible. If not, state not possible. Assume   and   are nonzero real numbers.  A)    B)    C)  and If   and   , calculate the following limits if possible. If not, state not possible. Assume   and   are nonzero real numbers.  A)    B)    C)  , calculate the following limits if possible. If not, state not possible. Assume If   and   , calculate the following limits if possible. If not, state not possible. Assume   and   are nonzero real numbers.  A)    B)    C)  and If   and   , calculate the following limits if possible. If not, state not possible. Assume   and   are nonzero real numbers.  A)    B)    C)  are nonzero real numbers.
A) If   and   , calculate the following limits if possible. If not, state not possible. Assume   and   are nonzero real numbers.  A)    B)    C)
B) If   and   , calculate the following limits if possible. If not, state not possible. Assume   and   are nonzero real numbers.  A)    B)    C)
C) If   and   , calculate the following limits if possible. If not, state not possible. Assume   and   are nonzero real numbers.  A)    B)    C)

Understand the implications of complements and substitutes on consumer surplus.
Recognize how economic events like sales or price changes can affect both existing and potential consumers differently.
Understand the concept of consumer surplus and how changes in market conditions affect it.
Recognize the effects of price floors and price ceilings on consumer surplus.

Definitions:

Compliance

The act of conforming to established guidelines, standards, or regulations.

Identification

involves the process by which an individual aligns their attitudes and behaviors with those of a group or role model.

Internalized

Refers to the process of adopting the norms, attitudes, or behaviors of others as one's own, often unconsciously.

Group Norms

Accepted behavior patterns or standards within a group that guide members' actions and interactions.

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