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define the following terms using graphs and mathmatical expressions

1) utility
2)Util
3)Iso cost
4)Indifference curve
5)Budget line
6)Monoplist
7)d demand curve
8)Social exploitation
9) Profit
10) Perfect competation market

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Define The following terms using graphs &mathematical expression

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"Did you know that in economics, mathematical expressions and graphs are often used to define various terms? For example: 1) Utility refers to the satisfaction or usefulness that a consumer derives from consuming a good or service, which can be represented graphically by a utility function. 2) Util is a unit of measurement used to quantify utility. 3) Iso cost represents all the possible combinations of two inputs that a firm can choose from while spending a fixed budget. 4) An indifference curve illustrates the different combinations of two goods that give a consumer the same level of satisfaction. 5) A budget line represents the various combinations of two goods that a consumer can afford given their limited budget. 6) In economics, a monopolist refers to a single firm that has exclusive control over the market for a particular good or service. 7) A kinked demand curve is a theory used to explain a phenomenon where a firm faces a demand curve with a non-linear elasticity due to competitors' reactions. 8) Social exploitation describes a situation in which one social group benefits at the expense of another, often through unfair labor practices or unequal distribution of resources. 9) Profit is the financial gain achieved by a business after deducting its expenses from its revenue. 10) A perfect competition market represents a theoretical market structure where there are many buyers and sellers, homogeneous products, no barriers to entry, and perfect information."