2) Task Ne 3 Bottles of calendula extract 0006 0008 0000 12000 15000 000 000 C封常城 0009 大 0008 ******** 量其冰NX EX*********** **** ****** *** 社 (XxXxX*XXXXX**XXXXXX X*** XX*** IXX** XX 00001 X其** MXXX萬XX其 X*** **** XXxx X**XX ***** XX*X*I****X *XXXX XXXXX XX*XX X*** KX X NX X美x X萬x 国 N其其ㄨㄨㄨㄨ c) Bottles of iodine solution 5% Graph.1 Production possibility curve graph. the shift in the production possibility curve of the galenic factory on the increasing the production of calendula extract up to 15000 bottles. Show b) In order to modernize the production, new equipment was purchased for a) Draw on Graph. 1 the production possibility curve of the given factory. every day. calendula extract and 4000 bottles of iodine solution of 5% alcohol are produced In the galenic corpus of the pharmaceutical factory 6000 bottles of graph how the production possibility curve of this island will be shifted

2) Task Ne 3 Bottles of calendula extract 0006 0008 0000 12000 15000 000 000 C封常城 0009 大 0008 ** 量其冰NX EX* * 社 (XxXxXXXXXXXXXXXX X XX* IXX XX 00001 X其 MXXX萬XX其 X* XXxx XXX *** XXXI****X XXXX XXXXX XXXX X*** KX X NX X美x X萬x 国 N其其ㄨㄨㄨㄨ c) Bottles of iodine solution 5% Graph.1 Production possibility curve graph. the shift in the production possibility curve of the galenic factory on the increasing the production of calendula extract up to 15000 bottles. Show b) In order to modernize the production, new equipment was purchased for a) Draw on Graph. 1 the production possibility curve of the given factory. every day. calendula extract and 4000 bottles of iodine solution of 5% alcohol are produced In the galenic corpus of the pharmaceutical factory 6000 bottles of graph how the production possibility curve of this island will be shifted

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