Set up the input-output matrix A. Do not solve the problem. The order for the input output Matrix is Electricity, Oil, and Pipcline Let an economy contain three industrics: clectric, oil and pipeline. For cach $10 of electricity generated, let thecre be charges of $2 for clectricity, $4 for oil and $1 for pipeline. For cach $1 of oil produced, suppose there are charges of $0.10 in clectricity, $0.40 for oil, and nothing for pipelinc. Finally, for cach $5 in pipelinc, suppose that $1.50 is spent on clcctricity, $1 is spent on oil, and nothing for pipeline.

Set up the input-output matrix A. Do not solve the problem. The order for the input output Matrix is Electricity, Oil, and Pipcline Let an economy contain three industrics: clectric, oil and pipeline. For cach $10 of electricity generated, let thecre be charges of $2 for clectricity, $4 for oil and $1 for pipeline. For cach $1 of oil produced, suppose there are charges of $0.10 in clectricity, $0.40 for oil, and nothing for pipelinc. Finally, for cach $5 in pipelinc, suppose that $1.50 is spent on clcctricity, $1 is spent on oil, and nothing for pipeline.

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter9: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 21T

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