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Hey! Love your explanations. However, on your video explaining both consumer and producer surplus, you divided by 2 when you used the 1/2xBxH equation. But in this video, you didn’t divide by 2. Is there a reason why you wouldn’t divide by 2 with this problem?
Great question! So long story short, multiplying by 1/2 and dividing by 2 are mathematically the same thing. Let me know if that clarifies things for you ☺️
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Dude explain better then my teacher
Thanks a lot
You're welcome!
Hey! Love your explanations. However, on your video explaining both consumer and producer surplus, you divided by 2 when you used the 1/2xBxH equation. But in this video, you didn’t divide by 2. Is there a reason why you wouldn’t divide by 2 with this problem?
Great question! So long story short, multiplying by 1/2 and dividing by 2 are mathematically the same thing. Let me know if that clarifies things for you ☺️
@@ThinkEcon It does! Thank you so much!
@Flamey74646 Happy to help! And I’m glad you’re finding the videos helpful!
Thank you☺️☺️☺️
You’re very welcome ☺️
Bravo 👏🏿
Thank you!
I can't see the video for producer surplus
Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/6oOlvkmzeyo/видео.html
Thanks!
Thanks but I thought you had a video on how to calculate producer surplus with an example.
Does anyone noticed this guy sounds like Tony Stark😊
I am Ironman.