Hello mam! i am vishakha. i had some doubts. Firstly mam as told by you in the class, that variable cost curve is an upward sloping curve. on the other hand total variable cost curve is an inverse s- shaped curve. how is it possible mam? Are the two terms different ?or is the total word making a difference. Secondly, MC is not defined at zero. But in CB Sachdeva, the diagram which depicts "area under MC Curve is TVC" it shows MC starting from zero i.e., from y- axis. is there mistake in the book, or is there some confusion in my concepts. Thirdly, NCERT contains the concept of isoquants. mam please explain me. Thank you.
dear students i hope u r having fun during the holidays but dont waste your holidays work hard for exams go through the result highlights and aspire for better results
dear students iknow all of you are working hard for haif yearly exams so my advise is focus on limited syllabus but be perfect in whatever u do and dont get tensed because if u r hardworking nobody can stop u from achieving ur goals
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Hello mam! i am vishakha. i had some doubts. Firstly mam as told by you in the class, that variable cost curve is an upward sloping curve. on the other hand total variable cost curve is an inverse s- shaped curve. how is it possible mam? Are the two terms different ?or is the total word making a difference.
Secondly, MC is not defined at zero. But in CB Sachdeva, the diagram which depicts "area under MC Curve is TVC" it shows MC starting from zero i.e., from y- axis. is there mistake in the book, or is there some confusion in my concepts.
Thirdly, NCERT contains the concept of isoquants. mam please explain me. Thank you.
hello ma'am
i have some doubts regarding maths.
and gargi ma'am is not having a blog, so can u tell me how can i contact her
samridhi it wont be possible to contact gargi mam during the holidays
dear students i hope u r having fun during the holidays but dont waste your holidays work hard for exams go through the result highlights and aspire for better results
dear students iknow all of you are working hard for haif yearly exams so my advise is focus on limited syllabus but be perfect in whatever u do and dont get tensed because if u r hardworking nobody can stop u from achieving ur goals
hello mam!
there is one doubt regarding national income.
interest paid on loan taken to buy a personal car is taken in national income or not?
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