Linear Equations Flashcards

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Example of linear equation

A

y= ax + b

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2
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When is an equation solvable?

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When a value can be set for y e.g. 0

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3
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What’s a ‘relation’?

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If more than one value of y is possible from just one value of x

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4
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Budget constraint equation

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Y = p1X1 + p2X2

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5
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3 types of solution for simultaneous equations

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  1. a unique set of solutions 2. no solutions since the equations represent parallel lines 3. infinitely many solutions since the equations represent the same line
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6
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At equilibrium Qd =

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Qs

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7
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Equation for per unit tax

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P(new)= P(old) + T = P(D)

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Equation for ad valorem tax

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P(new)= P(old) + (1 + t)

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9
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Gross output

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x, y, the total amount of a good produced

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10
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Net Output

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x*, y*, is gross output minus any of the good that is used up as an input

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11
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x*=x-0.1x-0.2y

y*=y-0.7x-0.4y

What are the inputs and outputs

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Outputs

x y

Inputs x 0.1 0.2

y 0.7 0.4

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