The average-marginal rule states: a. when the marginal magnitude is rising, so m

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The average-marginal rule states: a. when the marginal magnitude is rising, so must the average magnitude be rising. b. when the marginal magnitude is falling, so must the average magnitude be falling. c. when the marginal magnitude is below the average magnitude, the average magnitude falls. d. when the average magnitude rises, the marginal magnitude falls. e. a and b The average-marginal rule states: when the marginal magnitude is rising, so must the average magnitude be rising. when the marginal magnitude is falling, so must the average magnitude be falling. when the marginal magnitude is below the average magnitude, the average magnitude falls. when the average magnitude rises, the marginal magnitude falls. a and b a. when the marginal magnitude is rising, so must the average magnitude be rising. b. when the marginal magnitude is falling, so must the average magnitude be falling. c. when the marginal magnitude is below the average magnitude, the average magnitude falls. d. when the average magnitude rises, the marginal magnitude falls. e. a and b

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when the marginal magnitude is below the average magnitude, the average magnitude falls c. when the marginal magnitude is below the average magnitude, the average magnitude falls

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