Question

A construction company plans to build a certain number of apartment buildings and stores on a piece of land. This PPC shows the combination of projects it can build. A line graph between apartment buildings and stores has six points, A to F, marked on it. The coordinates are (0,10), (3,9), (6,7), (8,5), (9,3), (10,0) respectively, and they joined to form a declining line.

Answer 1

The construction company plans to build a certain number of apartment buildings and stores on a piece of land, and this can be represented by a Production Possibility Frontier (PPC) graph. The graph shows a declining line formed by joining six points that represent the combination of projects the company can build.

Step-by-step explanation:

The given question is about a construction company planning to build a certain number of apartment buildings and stores on a piece of land. The combination of projects it can build is represented by a Production Possibility Frontier (PPC). This PPC is graphically represented using a line graph with six points (A to F) marked on it.

The coordinates of the points are as follows:

A: (0,10)

B: (3,9)

C: (6,7)

D: (8,5)

E: (9,3)

F: (10,0)

The declining line formed by joining these points represents the decreasing trade-off between the number of apartment buildings and stores that can be built.