MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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Author: Amos Gilat
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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Suppose a different family purchases a 2,500 square foot house, and also plans to
undertake extensions that will increase the total size of the house by 500 square feet.
Again, use the results in column (1), and assume the house has a pool, is in excellent
condition, but does not have a view (which will not change after the extensions). Without
performing any further calculations, what are you able to conclude about the expected
impact of the extensions on this house?
a.
Both the estimated dollar increase and the estimated percentage increase in price would
be the same as for the house described in previous question.
b.
The estimated percentage increase in price would be the same as for the house
described in previous question, but the estimated dollar increase would be higher.
C.
Both the estimated dollar increase and the estimated percentage increase in price would
be higher than for the house described in previous question.
d.
The estimated percentage increase in price would be the same as for the house
described in previous question, but the estimated dollar increase would be lower.
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Transcribed Image Text:Suppose a different family purchases a 2,500 square foot house, and also plans to undertake extensions that will increase the total size of the house by 500 square feet. Again, use the results in column (1), and assume the house has a pool, is in excellent condition, but does not have a view (which will not change after the extensions). Without performing any further calculations, what are you able to conclude about the expected impact of the extensions on this house? a. Both the estimated dollar increase and the estimated percentage increase in price would be the same as for the house described in previous question. b. The estimated percentage increase in price would be the same as for the house described in previous question, but the estimated dollar increase would be higher. C. Both the estimated dollar increase and the estimated percentage increase in price would be higher than for the house described in previous question. d. The estimated percentage increase in price would be the same as for the house described in previous question, but the estimated dollar increase would be lower.
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By the given previous output ,we have

The correct selection is 

b) The estimated percentage increase in price would be the same as for the house described in Question 1, but the estimated dollar increase would be higher.


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